Commissioners renew Gardify contract for encrypted child-forensic interviews
The board approved Resolution 2026-289 to renew a Gardify software license used to host and encrypt child forensic interviews; the prosecuting attorney's office said Gardify secures interview video access for authorized users and staff confirmed it is not ordinarily transmitted through email.
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The Franklin County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2026-289 to renew a Gardify software license used by the prosecuting attorney's office for child forensic interviews. Jeff Briggs, chief civil deputy prosecuting attorney, told the board Gardify "encrypt[s] the interviews themselves" and provides a means to share video interview files securely with authorized parties, rather than sending sensitive recordings through email.
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