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Police chief outlines five priorities including CJS audit, evidence inventory and body cameras
Summary
At the Feb. 3 meeting the police chief presented five top priorities: address the 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.
After the committee accepted the Police Chief's report, the chief presented a list of five operational priorities for the department. The priorities, as recorded in the minutes, are: 1) address Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJS) audit; 2) inventory property received; 3) organize and link evidence to case files; 4) dispose of electronic equipment; and 5) purchase body/car cameras.
The list presents administrative and technology-focused needs for the department, including compliance with a CJS audit and improving evidence handling and chain-of-custody procedures. The minutes do not record a discussion of funding sources for body or car cameras, nor do they include a timeline for completing the inventory or audit response.
