Public Safety Growth The department operates with a small to mid-sized team (11-50 employees) in a city prioritizing safety, suggesting opportunities for cost-effective, scalable tech and training solutions that enhance patrol efficiency, incident response, and community engagement.

Facilities Expansion Recent and planned facility investments include a larger headquarters and a 50,500-square-foot former medical office building, indicating potential needs for facility management software, security systems, IT infrastructure, and space optimization solutions.

Digital Transformation Adoption of diverse tech such as AutoCAD, SharePoint, Adobe Experience Cloud, Zendesk, and cloud/email services points to interest in integrated, secure communication, case management, and community-facing digital platforms.

Community Engagement Launches of resident apps, tourism app, and OV Trails Connect reflect a focus on citizen-facing digital tools and accessibility; potential upsell opportunities in mobile apps, user analytics, and accessibility-compliant software.

Grants & Accessibility Grants for accessibility upgrades and a track record of recognized financial stewardship (GFOA Triple Crown) signal openness to grant-managed technology improvements, data reporting, and compliance-oriented solutions.