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Sheriff's office testing Spillman reports for Hayden contract; decision expected mid-August
Summary
Kootenai County staff told commissioners the sheriff's office is testing new Spillman software reports to improve deputy-activity tracking under the Hayden contract; technical issues remain and staff expect to know by mid-August whether the system meets the city's expectations.
Sarah Masters said the sheriff's office is testing new Spillman software reports intended to improve accountability and provide better tracking of deputy activity under the city's Hayden contract.
Masters said the system has shown promise but that county IT and sheriff's staff are still addressing technical issues. County staff expect to know by mid-August whether the reporting setup will fully meet Hayden's expectations and the requirements of the contract oversight.
No formal action or vote on the Hayden contract was recorded in the recap; commissioners heard the status update and asked staff to continue troubleshooting and to report back with a recommendation.
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