Headline – Kandiyohi County, MN Sheriff's Office Signs with CODY:
Kandiyohi County, MN; July 2004 -- Kandiyohi County, MN, Sheriff’s Office announces a contract with CODY Systems to provide a single source integrated software solution for the agency’s records, jail, and civil process management, as well as computer aided dispatch, mobile field reporting, and case management needs. Picturesque Kandiyohi County is home to 300 lakes and miles of rural beauty, with the City of Willmar as its lively population hub.
Kandiyohi County chose CODY for several reasons; its competitive pricing, the user friendliness of the system, and having all components integrated into one system are just some of the reasons Kandiyohi County made their choice. One factor that was critical to Kandiyohi County’s decision was the ability to interface with applicable Minnesota and national databases. The necessary interfaces include links to MRAP (Minnesota Repository of Arrest Photographs), CriMNet (Minnesota’s information-sharing network for jail and corrections facilities), Minnesota CJIS (Criminal Justice Information System), and VINES, Minnesota’s victim notification service.
Sheriff Dan Hartog stated, “The system from CODY will give us interfaces to every major crime database that we need. Best of all, just like everything else in the system, the interfaces are completely integrated into the main system. The Kandiyohi County Sheriff’s Department provides Dispatch, Records, and Jail services for all agencies within the county and CODY will be a great tool to help us better serve our Community.”
For more information please contact Kandiyohi County Sheriff Dan Hartog or Jeff Williams of CODY Systems at 610-326-7476 or info@codysystems.com. Also visit CODY on the web at www.codysystems.com.
About CODY Systems -- CODY Systems has remained an industry leader in the protection, management, and analysis of critical information for public safety, law enforcement, and federal agencies for over 25 years. Specializing in integrated single-source solutions and interoperable information-sharing, CODY is sought by agencies world-wide for its combination of ground-breaking 21st century technologies and old-fashioned 'first-name basis' services. CODY's industry-leading products include: RMS (records), CAD (dispatch), CMIS (case management & intelligence analysis), MRMS (mobile records), COBRA (collaborative object-based regional access) -- CODY's JXML compliant, open-data-source information-sharing interface, and many more.
Kandiyohi County chose CODY for several reasons; its competitive pricing, the user friendliness of the system, and having all components integrated into one system are just some of the reasons Kandiyohi County made their choice. One factor that was critical to Kandiyohi County’s decision was the ability to interface with applicable Minnesota and national databases. The necessary interfaces include links to MRAP (Minnesota Repository of Arrest Photographs), CriMNet (Minnesota’s information-sharing network for jail and corrections facilities), Minnesota CJIS (Criminal Justice Information System), and VINES, Minnesota’s victim notification service.
Sheriff Dan Hartog stated, “The system from CODY will give us interfaces to every major crime database that we need. Best of all, just like everything else in the system, the interfaces are completely integrated into the main system. The Kandiyohi County Sheriff’s Department provides Dispatch, Records, and Jail services for all agencies within the county and CODY will be a great tool to help us better serve our Community.”
For more information please contact Kandiyohi County Sheriff Dan Hartog or Jeff Williams of CODY Systems at 610-326-7476 or info@codysystems.com. Also visit CODY on the web at www.codysystems.com.