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Police Chief outlines five department priorities, including CJS audit and body cameras
Summary
The Police Chief presented five priorities to the committee: address the Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJS) audit; inventory property; organize and link evidence to case files; dispose of electronic equipment; and purchase body/car cameras.
After discussion of department business, the Police Chief presented five top priorities for the Police Department during the Feb. 3 committee meeting.
According to the minutes, the Police Chief listed the priorities as: "Address Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJS) Audit," inventory property received, organize and link evidence to case files, dispose of electronic equipment, and purchase body/car cameras. The committee accepted the Police Chief's report by motion earlier in the meeting.
Committee minutes do not record detailed budget requests or timetables tied to these priorities; the items were provided to the committee as a list of needs the department intends to address.
