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Oak Ridge police report RMS go‑live set for March 1, 2026; new pursuit truck ready

City of Oak Ridge, Kaufman County, Texas City Council · December 22, 2025

Summary

Police Chief Bill Weatherly told the council that vendor Loesch is targeting a Records Management System go‑live on 03/01/26, a new pursuit truck is ready for service, and the City Attorney will review a related MOU.

Chief Bill Weatherly updated the City Council on department operations and technology on Dec. 22. "Loesch working on RMS go live, 03/01/26," Weatherly reported, and he added that the department's new pursuit truck is ready for service. He also said the City Attorney will review and approve an MOU tied to the project.

The RMS go‑live date (03/01/26) and the pursuit vehicle availability were presented as near‑term operational items; the minutes show no formal finance vote tied to the technology at this meeting. The update was given during the police department report and recorded for follow up with the City Attorney on the MOU.

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