Lewis County, WA Public Safety Agencies Deploy GoBook VR-1 Notebook

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•Case Study: Lewis County

Itronix was able to turn Lewis County patrol vehicles into mobile offices using the vehicle-ready GoBook VR-1.

Patti Prouty, Director of Lewis County Central Services, said the VR-1 met their requirements for a laptop that was rugged enough to withstand in-vehicle and extreme weather conditions, and had superior built-in wireless capabilities, a lighted keyboard and an easy-to-read touch screen for easy input while on-the-move.

Representing a major shift from paper to an electronic system, the GoBooks allow officers to write and file reports, review maps, view a dispatch screen to see where other officers are located, look up driver's license and criminal information, and conduct many other functions that increase job efficiency. One Lewis County city official estimates that by reducing the number of required trips to and from police headquarters, two hours a day will be saved by each officer – time that can be devoted to policing neighborhoods.

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