Bishop Paiute Tribal Police announced they have selected RIMS for their CAD/RMS program. Located in Inyo County, California at the base of the Eastern Sierra Mountains, Bishop Paiute tribe is comprised of 2000 tribal members and is a sovereign nation.
The Bishop Paiute Tribal Police join 163 other California law enforcement agencies who trust RIMS as their integrated public safety software provider. Please join us in welcoming Bishop Paiute Tribal Police!
In February of 2019 East Bay CSU joined RIMS as a multi-agency with CSU San Jose using RIMS CAD, Mapping, RIMS State Switch (integrated CLETS), and RIMS2Text.
Today we are happy to announce that ‘phase II” of the CAD/RMS project is in full-swing with the purchase of RIMS RMS (Records Management System), Mobiles, Mobile Mapping, PropRoom, and iRIMS/Law!
East Bay CSU is part of a 23 campus system where RIMS is employed by 17 of those universities! East Bay CSU hosts almost 16,000 students and 800 faculty members providing instruction in 34 master’s degree and 49 bachelor degree programs! Welcome Pioneers!!!!!!!!!!!
We are happy to announce CSU Dominguez Hills Police Department went live this morning with RIMS!!! Great job CSUDH!!
Established in 1960, CSUDH serves approximately 15,000 students and is located in Carson, California, a suburb of Los Angeles.
RIMS now serves 17 of the 23 CSU system police departments!
“Given the particularly heavy concentration of RIMS agencies in Northern California, it was not surprising that RIMS was in the middle of the 2018 Camp Fire that recently ravaged Butte County and destroyed the town of Paradise. Paradise PD has RIMS and the lead law enforcement agency, the Butte County Sheriff’s Office, also uses RIMS. In this event as well as in other large emergency events, the SO was able to take advantage of the large number of RIMS-trained dispatchers to augment their communication staff throughout the incident. This article tells how a newly formed group, the Telecommunicator Emergency Response Taskforce (TERT), facilitated dispatcher mutual aid during this emergency, including “40 RIMS-savvy mutual aid dispatchers.”
Set foot of the beautiful San Gorgonio and
Today, the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, a sovereign nation, is served by 40 members of the law enforcement and public safety department serving over a thousand tribal members and thousands of daily visitors to the tribal lands and businesses.