Monday, November 22, 2010
Kentucky Counties Adopt New eWarrant System
KENTUCKY....
Through a $4 million federal grant, rural counties throughout Kentucky have the chance to adopt an electronic warrant system known as eWarrant, which is already being used in seven counties and starts up Tuesday in Mason, Fleming and Bracken counties in northeastern Kentucky. Law enforcement officials, judges and attorneys were recently introduced to the system, which allows judges to sign warrants anywhere by using a smart phone. The eWarrant system was developed by Greenwood, Ind.-based Open Portal Solutions.
Through a $4 million federal grant, rural counties throughout Kentucky have the chance to adopt an electronic warrant system known as eWarrant, which is already being used in seven counties and starts up Tuesday in Mason, Fleming and Bracken counties in northeastern Kentucky. Law enforcement officials, judges and attorneys were recently introduced to the system, which allows judges to sign warrants anywhere by using a smart phone. The eWarrant system was developed by Greenwood, Ind.-based Open Portal Solutions.# posted by Homer Owens @ 10:58 PM 
