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Oak Ridge police report new tasers, ticket writers and work on RMS
Summary
Assistant Chief Michael Loesch told council the department has new tasers and training, new ticket writers that reduce roadside time, and that migration to a records-management system (RMS) is in progress.
Assistant Chief Michael Loesch updated the council on police operations, saying the department has received new tasers and associated training. "New tazers and training information are in," Loesch reported to the council.
Loesch said new ticket writers are reducing time officers spend on the side of the road and that implementation work on the records management system (RMS) is underway. The update was informational; no funding requests or formal actions were recorded in the minutes.
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