Hanover County has selected PRI to assist with the replacement of the county's public safety systems utilized by the sheriff's office, fire-EMS department, and emergency communications center. PRI will be conducting a needs assessment to identify the requirements for...
Article PDF May 2023 When looking at NIBRS implementation and the ability to handle it successfully, agencies should ask the following: Have we prepared for the reporting and quality control changes which are required for NIBRS? Does our policy establish what...
PRI will conduct a staffing study of the El Segundo Police Department's records unit to determine required staffing levels. PRI will conduct a job-task and workload inventory, work-task timing, and business process analysis to determine staffing requirements under...
Article PDF The confusion regarding whether an item is a record or evidence can be easily eliminated with one simple statement: it can be both. This confusion typically occurs when the time comes to purge records and/or evidence, as well as when agencies begin...
TIM GEHRING, CONSULTANTPRI MANAGEMENT GROUP March 2023Article PDF The familiar story goes something like this: “Our agency got a grant and purchased body-worn cameras for our officers. Now we’re able to meet the recent mandates of our state legislature and easily...
February 2023 Carl Brooks, ConsultantPRI Management Group Save article PDF Constantly changing technology. A profession always seeking ways to adapt to the changes. That is law enforcement in 2023. In recent years, a particularly challenging issue has been the...
The Kearney Police Department has engaged PRI to conduct an assessment of records operations, develop records policy, and provide training to ensure compliance and best-practice information management.
By Stephen Stock, Kevin Nious and Jeremy Carroll • Published April 29, 2022 • Updated on April 29, 2022 at 12:03 am NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit discovered the COVID-19 pandemic has caused staffing shortages at local police departments that has resulted in delays...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 7, 2022 In March of 2021, the City of Aurora, Colorado, commenced a routine internal audit of the police department to assess the degree to which policy and procedure provided for compliance with Colorado public records law. This audit...
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