Working with Orange County judges and clerk through the end of 2012 into 2013, Odyssey went live on January 22, 2013. Beginning to track all court case and financial information in a case management system instead of on paper brings its own set of challenges, but Orange County users have risen to the occasion. Since there was no data to convert, users are playing ‘catch up’ in getting all open cases entered into Odyssey.Read More
JTAC and Law Enforcement United in Training of the Protection Order Registry
January 18, 2013 | Filed Under: INcite, Protection Order Registry
On January 8th, Assistant Chief of Police Bob Fey of Ball State University Police hosted a Protection Order Registry (POR) training conducted by LaJuan Epperson, JTAC POR Project Manager. Five law enforcement agencies including Ball State University Police participated in the training. The other agencies that were represented were Albany PD, Eaton PD, Daleville PD and Delaware County Emergency Command Center. Read More
JTAC Hits Milestone!
January 17, 2013 | Filed Under: E-Citations, Odyssey CMS
JTAC’s goal for 2012 was to have a total of 300 law enforcement agencies trained on the electronic Citation and Warning System (eCWS) by year-end. The news is even better. JTAC actually surpassed that number, and a total of 304 law enforcement agencies were trained by December 31, 2012.Read More
Three Indiana Counties Finish the Year with Odyssey Supervision Deployments
December 27, 2012 | Filed Under: Odyssey CMS, Supervision
Over the past four months, JTAC has been working with three Indiana counties to deploy the Supervision module of the Odyssey Case Management System.Read More
The Odyssey Case Management System Deployed to 17 More Courts During the Final Quarter of 2012
December 21, 2012 | Filed Under: Odyssey CMS
Odyssey was deployed to the Circuit and six Superior courts in Elkhart County over the Labor Day weekend! Over 275 county users were trained on the software prior to deployment, and the entire Odyssey deployment team was on site for the first week of go-live. Approximately 600,000 cases were converted from the courts’ previous legacy system into the Odyssey case management system for Elkhart County.Read More
