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Lansing approves Tyler Technologies e-citation and court software
Summary
The board unanimously approved Resolution #1555 authorizing purchase of e-citation and court adjudication software from Tyler Technologies; trustees said the software will modernize police citations and court processing.
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The Village of Lansing Board of Trustees voted 6-0 on May 19 to approve Resolution #1555, authorizing execution of an agreement with Tyler Technologies to purchase e-citation and court adjudication software.
Trustee Zeldenrust made the motion to approve Resolution #1555 and Trustee Abbasy seconded; the roll call vote recorded six yeas and no nays. Police Chief Phillips then provided April highlights for the department during the meeting.
Board members framed the purchase as an upgrade to citation and adjudication workflow that will integrate police field citations with court processing; the transcript records the vendor as Tyler Technologies but does not list contract amount or implementation schedule. Trustees requested that staff provide contract terms and a rollout timeline in a future update.
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