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At a time when state and local governments are working hard to both hold the line on property and other taxes and maintain key services, eCitation’s powerful ROI can play an important role in assuring that lost citation revenue from paper-based citation systems is fully captured. This helps keep the pressure off of property taxes while better enabling law enforcement officers to safely and efficiently do their jobs. A growing number of states have considered or have passed legislation that would add a dedicated $5 fee to citations paid by violators in order to provide a small, dedicated funding source to assist in the acquisition and maintenance of eCitation systems for law enforcement and court systems. Illinois passed such a law in 2010 while Tennessee and Virginia passed similar laws in 2014.

Why now? The Case for eCitation.

• Improves Safety and Satisfaction
• Captures Lost Revenue
• Increases Budget Savings
• Greater Convenience & Satisfaction
  

Public Policy

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Learn how eCitation works

• E-Ticketing: From Start to Finish
• Zebra Mobile Printing and Ticketing Solutions
• Understanding Mobile Printing Technology Capabilities
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• The Connected Patrol Vehicle
• How the Latest Technologies and Trends are Transforming the Mobile Workforce
• digiTICKET by Saltus Technologies
  

What’s New with eCitation?

• Knoxville, TN City Council Approves $5 Charge for eCitation
• White Bluff Approves Fee for Electronic Citation System
• Sparks, Nevada Approves Grant for Hand-Held Electronic Devices
• McAllen (Texas) Police Department Reduces Dismissed Tickets by Half