The Marion and Hiawatha police departments will be spending more than $1 million over the next few years on a new records management system. The two departments together paid Tyler Technologies ...

(TNS) — The New Orleans Police Department will soon partner with a public safety software company to help officers save time and equip them with valuable investigative tools, the agency said Thursday.

A Wichita police officer works on his computer in this 2014 file photo. Police want to switch to a new records system. Mike Hutmacher The Wichita Eagle In our Reality Check stories, Wichita Eagle ...

PHILLIPSBURG, N.J. - Authorities are accusing a police officer in Warren County, New Jersey of accessing his police department’s Records Management System without authorization. Scott Palmer is ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston city leaders said they can't guarantee a program purchased for millions of dollars in 2023 will be ready to use until late 2026. The police record management system, ...

The technology set to replace the antiquated internal records system Houston police leaders said played a major role in a massive dropped cases scandal will be delayed. The new $31 million records ...

The City of Vancouver's Police Department is designated to receive a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice for a new Records Management System to aid in fighting crime. The new system ...

An internal Houston police code citing a lack of personnel that led to more than 264,000 dropped cases has been removed from the drop down option of the department's record management system until the ...

Eight months before Houston Police Department was set to switch to a new, $31 million records system, a public safety systems expert penned a letter expressing concern about the company chosen and how ...

PFLUGERVILLE, Texas (KXAN) – The City of Pflugerville sank a quarter million dollars last summer into a new computer-aided dispatch system and record management software for the police department. One ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- News first broke over a year ago that the Houston Police Department had suspended a quarter million incident reports with a controversial SL-code -- SL meaning the incidents ...