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Oak Ridge police to begin RMS training March 10; chief says citation revenue should align with budget after 'Go Live'
Summary
Police Chief Bill Weatherly told the council that Records Management System training starts March 10, 2026, and that the department's citation revenue should be on budget once the system goes live the following Wednesday; a council member asked about budget alignment.
Chief Bill Weatherly told the Oak Ridge City Council at its March 9 meeting that Records Management System (RMS) training is scheduled for March 10, 2026 and that the department's new system is set to "Go Live" on the following Wednesday. He said the department "should be" on budget with citation revenue once the system is fully operational.
Council Member Rolando Guzman asked whether the department is on budget for citations; Chief Weatherly replied that the department expects to be on budget after the system goes live. The minutes list the training date and the projected operational timeline but do not record a formal vote or additional financial figures.
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