Forensic and biometric equipment to assist in apprehension of suspects and to maintain integrity in chain of custody through portable electronics.

The Thornton Police Department proposes to use the allocated amount of $30,634 to purchase forensic and biometric equipment to assist in the apprehension of suspects and to maintain integrity in chain of command custody through portable electronics. Also use a part of the allocated amount to assist in migrating the Thornton Police Department website, which is not currently American's with Disability Act (ADA) compliant, to a city supported compliant platform.