Council 04-28-2026 [26:41-31:43]

9,387, I did remember that, right? 5,000. 9,000. Now we have the money and infraction to throw the cover of that right now, which did to remind everyone, and our listeners at home, that's all self-driven funds that didn't come out of any taxpayer money. And the infraction to throw system program hadn't been down in the last few years with COVID, so on and so forth. So we haven't budgeted hardly anything in that particular account, so it's built up to $23,000 and $84. So we have some more room in there. And hopefully we can get that build up enough to where we can continue our pay for next year. But what I'll be doing is coming back in next month and also need to meet with the commissioner since there's a contract involved in a task about that. The only thing else additionally is just found out that I want some kind of work with the United States that Attorney General's office for a child molest case that would work. I'd like to take credit for it, but it's always the police officers that do all the work. I just happen to be the guy that's sitting there smiling and get something shiny for it, but that'll happen May 15th. I'm not sure what it is, but I got to go to any nut most to pick it up, so other than that, thank you guys. Well, I got a question. I have a question too. Yeah, I'll go ahead. OK. Tell me that amount that you need again. 5,387 did I understand that? No, it's 9. 9. Still, it's 5. It's a lot less than what I would have expected. I thought you said they found a way to give you a part. When we talk about the same thing, it's $26,000. Yeah, so when that program first come out, they go by the amount of employees that you have in your office. It's a really weird allotment with how they figure that out. But they kind of curtail with their system, how much storage I think you're going to use. They have unlimited storage, which is very important. I think they said that they have more storage than Amazon and Netflix combined, currently, plus they have all the cyber security built in with it, which is also a huge concern with us. But when it was first proposed to me, it was over $50,000 either. And next year would be, for the full year, would be, I believe, just a hair over $18,000. And they stare-step that just a little bit every year. One other question. Did this thing, you said, every department reports to you differently? Correct. Will that help that? Yes, so basically, there will be, I guess, a cloud or a platform, or you'll have an address and you'll log on, and it'll be an axonable evidence. And each individual officer with the departments will just upload their cases. Now, what that does, now the officers are pretty money USB or they're uploading them into the fulfillment system if you're the sheriff's department. Well, then we have to then have somebody download those. And then when we discover everybody we discover them to, we have to re-upload those. So each case could potentially take, just for one video, it could take two, three, four hours, every time we upload that. So you've got one person touching that for 12 different hours, just on that particular video. And there might be six videos, might be seven videos, in a case. So they're not a manpower hour. So it's going to save you. It's just unmeasurable, just in that aspect. And the bigger thing that I tend to get chewed out by the judges for is that, you know, say you got a detective that works on a case and we'll use the sheriff's department, for example, they have a fulfillment system. Well, they uploaded a document four, five, six months later into the fulfillment system. I'm not going to know that. Know that. I don't sit there and look at the fulfillment every day. All day long, I see that it's uploaded. So like it's uploaded, we miss it. And then all of a sudden it comes out later and it gets excluded, I get yelled at by the judge and kind of chewed on it a little bit. Whereas when you go through the ax on a mobile system, it'll actually highlight that and re-it and say, hey, you got something here you got to look at that's in it. So that's one of the things that excites me most other than the editing for trial. Thank you. I have a question. So would the sheriff's department, the member police department, the public defenders are, now they all have to be on board. If so, everybody has to be under this one program. The, they will all need to submit that. Yes, they'll have to upload their evidence into that. Yes. Okay, but they don't necessarily have to have the same problem. They won't cost them any money. That's what it is. Yes. And then, you know, additionally, we have a, we'll get, you know, probably once a month, we'll get one or two attorneys of Indianapolis that just don't come down here and play that often. So they don't have our IT stuff set up to where we can share information with them and that gets to be a big burger or they have to mail us down a hard drive. We have to, they may have put it on their mail back up. Hopefully the mail doesn't destroy it. This way, once again, you just email the link.