Buy $22,702 software to track police policy training
$22,702.30
In Plain English
The police department currently lacks a system to track whether officers have read updated policies and procedures. The new software automatically distributes policy changes to officers and tracks who has reviewed them. If approved, the city pays $22,702 for the PowerDMS system.
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