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  • 1 week ago | news-journal.com | Aileen Hymas

    THE DALLES — A tech upgrade for dispatch and records-keeping in The Dalles aims at shifting law enforcement toward “evidence based policing,” according to city Chief of Police Tom Worthy. The upgrade includes not only smoother dispatch and records-keeping, but also data points law enforcement plans to use in directing police activities. “It’s not just my opinion of where crime is, but what does the data say?” Worthy said at a city council meeting April 28.

  • 1 week ago | columbiagorgenews.com | Aileen Hymas

    By Aileen HymasFor Columbia Gorge NewsTHE DALLES — A tech upgrade for dispatch and records-keeping in The Dalles aims at shifting law enforcement toward “evidence based policing,” according to city Chief of Police Tom Worthy. The upgrade includes not only smoother dispatch and records-keeping, but also data points law enforcement plans to use in directing police activities. “It’s not just my opinion of where crime is, but what does the data say?” Worthy said at a city council meeting April 28.

  • 1 week ago | ncwlife.com | Aileen Hymas

    THE DALLES — A tech upgrade for dispatch and records-keeping in The Dalles aims at shifting law enforcement toward “evidence based policing,” according to city Chief of Police Tom Worthy. The upgrade includes not only smoother dispatch and records-keeping, but also data points law enforcement plans to use in directing police activities. “It’s not just my opinion of where crime is, but what does the data say?” Worthy said at a city council meeting April 28.

  • 2 weeks ago | columbiagorgenews.com | Aileen Hymas

    By Aileen HymasFor Columbia Gorge NewsTHE DALLES—The connection between federal funding uncertainty and wildfire-related projects in Wasco County came up multiple times during a county board meeting on April 16. The Wasco County Board of Commissioners repealed an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Wamic Rural Fire Protection District, redirecting $891,000 through the Wasco County Soil and Water Conservation District.

  • 3 weeks ago | columbiagorgenews.com | Aileen Hymas

    For Columbia Gorge NewsTHE DALLES — If you’ve seen billboards or Facebook ads with the “Explore the Dalles” brand, you’ve encountered materials designed to promote tourism to The Dalles, paid for by the city. This branding was created by The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce in 2015, which contracted with the city to manage tourism promotion almost exclusively since 1977, but that could change at an upcoming city council vote this May. On Feb.