Fairfield, OH Police Department enters 10-year contract with CentralSquare for upgraded CAD system

Fairfield, OH computer-aided dispatch and records upgrades

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The Fairfield City Council has approved a $311,468 contract with Florida-based CentralSquare Technologies to upgrade the Fairfield Police Department's 15-year-old computer-aided dispatch and records management system. The 10-year contract includes the installation of new software, hardware, servers, and training for almost 100 employees. According to the Fairfield Police Chief, the installation of the system will not impact 911 services or non-emergency calls.

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

Fairfield, OH

Municipality in Ohio

United States

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CentralSquare

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Fairfield, Ohio, Council OKs Upgrade to Dispatch, Records Tech

The City Council has approved a more than $300,000 contract to replace the Fairfield Police Department's 15-year-old computer-aided dispatch and records management system. The city has selected CentralSquare for the work.

Fairfield, Ohio, Council OKs Upgrade to Dispatch, Records Tech - NewsBreak

(TNS) — The Fairfield Police Department has its new computer-aided dispatch and records management system, but now it's just a matter of getting it installed. City Council approved a $311,468 contract with Florida-based CentralSquare Technologies for the new CAD/RMS. City Manager Scott Timmer said the city's current system "has been in...

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