Broomfield, CO Police Department overhauled its records management system

Broomfield, CO Police Department overhauled its records

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Broomfield’s police department overhauled a 21-year-old computer system and increased efficiency. The project took $4.5 million and three years, but reduced the amount of paperwork and manual data entry officers had to do allowing them to spend more time on the street.

Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD)Records Management Systems (RMS)Communications Emergency Services

Broomfield, CO

Municipality in Colorado

United States

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City Council Report

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