Resources

Practical guides for Texas public safety.

Guidance for evaluating software, changing systems, preparing for Texas reporting and CJIS audits, and understanding how operational records move through an agency.

Choosing software

How to evaluate an RMS for a Texas law-enforcement agency.
- Law Enforcement
What to ask, what to compare, and what matters when choosing a records management system for a Texas law-enforcement agency.Read the guide
What to look for in Texas municipal and justice-court software.
- Court
What judges and clerks should evaluate—from Texas-specific workflows and reporting to financials, conversion, online services, and support.Read the guide

Changing systems

Moving public-safety data without leaving the records behind.
- Law Enforcement
- Dispatch
- Court
- Jail
What to ask, what to preserve, and how to validate historical records when replacing an RMS, CAD, jail, court, or other public-safety system.Read the guide

Texas reporting

NIBRS reporting for Texas police departments.
- Law Enforcement
How Texas NIBRS reporting works, what makes Texas requirements different, where the RMS fits, and what to ask your software vendor.Read the guide

Texas compliance

Preparing for a CJIS audit shouldn't start when the auditor calls.
- Law Enforcement
A practical checklist for smaller Texas departments preparing policies, documentation, people, and systems for a CJIS security audit.Read the guide

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