The Davison County Sheriff’s Office and Mitchell Police Department of South Dakota have selected ledsSuite software from Zuercher Technologies to upgrade their current public safety solution.

The agencies had previously been using disparate software systems and were unable to share information easily.  With the  ledsSuite solution, both agencies will have the ability to share data, including information like officer safety notices and alerts related to particular names or vehicles.  Since all of the ledsSuite products use a single database, essential information is accessible from one common location.  Redundant data entry is significantly reduced since information automatically flows from one product to the next.

"We are excited to move forward on this project and update our software to a more modern system,” stated Chief Lyndon Overweg of the Mitchell Police Department.  “This software is going to help us automate many daily tasks so that our officers can spend more time out in our community.”

The agencies will also benefit from Zuercher Technologies unparalleled knowledge of public safety software requirements in South Dakota.  The company provides several state-wide systems like the N-DEx based ConnectSD data sharing solution and the South Dakota NIBRS repository.  

"Our software is the perfect fit for agencies like the Davison County Sheriff’s Office and Mitchell Police Department,” stated Lyle Swenson, Zuercher Technologies Advisory Board Member.  "No other vendor in the industry can offer the knowledge, the features, and the services we can for South Dakota public safety agencies.”
 

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About Zuercher Technologies, LLC

Zuercher Technologies, LLC provides best of breed public safety software solutions to agencies across the U.S. under its flagship product, ledsSuite©, encompassing Computer-Aided Dispatch, Mapping, Criminal Investigations, Crime Analysis, Jail, Civil, Financial, Records, Public Administration, and Mobile CAD and Records. Founded in 2003, Zuercher Technologies is based in Sioux Falls, SD.