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MORE GOHS GRANT-FUNDED EQUIPMENT HELPS STREAMLINE PCSO TRAFFIC STOPS Posted: 5/19/2021 12:00 AM |
With the continued help of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS,) the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office
has been able to put even more new equipment into its patrol vehicles.
The new system, called Traffic and Criminal Software (TraCS), allows deputies to conduct traffic stops more
quickly and safely by instantly scanning driver licenses and vehicle registration forms, rather than manually
entering the information. It also allows law enforcement agencies across Arizona to collect and transmit ADOT crash
reports instantly from the field.
This significant upgrade was made possible by a generous $187,178 grant from GOHS.
To date, 100 patrol vehicles have been outfitted with the new scanners and onboard printers. Six additional
PCSO Traffic Unit motorbikes were also set up with the new equipment as well as new specialized computers.
“We strive to provide the safest and most efficient service possible for all our residents,” said Sheriff
Mark Lamb. “This new system helps us achieve that. We are grateful for the GOHS and their continued support.”
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