Date: 10/28/2015
Final
Greenwood Village Police Department E-Ticketing System
PROFILING INTERIM COMMITTEE
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09:30 AM -- Greenwood Village Police Department E-Ticketing System
Police Chief John Jackson and Traffic Safety Officer George Voigt, representing the Greenwood Village Police Department, testified for the committee regarding the electronic ticketing system used by the Greenwood Village Police Department. Chief Jackson's presented on the process of the e-ticketing system, and not a comment on any proposed legislation.
Officer Voigt provided an example of using the electronic citation system with Senator Cooke, which included demonstrating how electronic citations are issued and how the department processes the citation.
09:40 AM
Chief Jackson continued to present information on how the department processes electronic citations. Officer Voigt explained the benefits of using the electronic citation system.
09:50 AM
Chief Jackson and Officer Voigt continued to discuss the efficiencies realized by using an electronic citation system. Chief Jackson also described how the electronic citation system is a data collection system. Chief Jackson responded to questions regarding photographic data collection.
10:00 AM
Chief Jackson discussed the different methods of data collection, including Field Interview Forms, and different types of contacts with members of the public. Chief Jackson continued to respond to questions from the committee about how data is entered into the electronic citation system, and how that data is reported. Chief Jackson explained that he supports the use of electronic citation systems and the information necessary to provide valuable data about police contacts.
10:10 AM
Chief Jackson discussed proposed committee Bill 1. Chief Jackson responded to questions about the electronic citation system and how supervisors use the data collected by the system. Chief Jackson and Senator Roberts discussed how the data collected affects the department's efforts to prevent racial profiling.
10:20 AM
Chief Jackson continued to respond to questions regarding how to use data and electronic tools to determine whether officer misconduct occurs.