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Sheriff's office gets Cellebrite, vehicle-lease payments and scheduling software approval
Summary
The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office secured several technology and operational approvals: Cellebrite cellphone forensics ($28,780), annual Bancorp vehicle lease payments ($111,893.01), Pace Scheduler one-year option ($7,950) and rekeying jail locks (up to $1,900).
Sheriff Jeff Gardner and Chief Deputy Jordyn Nebeker presented multiple requests to the Board concerning detention and investigative support. The Board approved purchase of Cellbrite forensic cellphone-download software (startup and first annual payment $28,780) to bolster investigative capability.
Commissioners also authorized annual vehicle lease payments to Bancorp totaling $111,893.01 for multiple contract numbers and approved a one-year option for Pace Scheduler software at $7,950 to assist with shift scheduling and timekeeping. "This will be beneficial in completing time sheets, paid time off requests and other similar instances," the Sheriff’s office reported. The Board also approved rekeying jail locks for security at an estimated cost between $1,470 and $1,900.
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