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    Equipment to help Sedona Police Department streamline ticketing process

    December 8, 2022No Comments
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    Sedona News – The Sedona Police Department received $18,857.13 of federal funding through the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (AZ GOHS) to support the implementation of an automated traffic reporting and forms program known as Traffic and Criminal Software (TraCS). 

    This software is an electronic citation and collision program that officers will use to scan driver’s licenses and vehicle registration forms instead of handwriting the information. Because of this, it will streamline the ticket writing and reporting process for officers and office staff. 

    Through this grant, the Sedona Police Department will also purchase essential mobile scanners, printers and vehicle mounting solutions for all patrol vehicles. In turn, the equipment and software will directly upload traffic accident statistics to the Arizona Department of Transportation’s state-wide traffic accident tracking and reporting program.

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    The Sedona Police Department is committed to continually improving processes and is grateful to the AZ GOHS for their continued support and partnership. 

    For more information on the Sedona Police Department and its vision of selfless service for all, visit www.sedonaaz.gov/pd.  

    For more information on the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety visit https://gohs.az.gov/. 

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