The Tehama County District Attorney’s Office has taken a major step forward by transitioning from a homegrown file system to RIMS RMS and Property Room—a move that strengthens efficiency, visibility, and collaboration.

This strategic investment enables seamless collaboration with neighboring RIMS agencies, including the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office, the Red Bluff Police Department, and the Corning Police Department. It also extends regional connectivity to agencies across Butte, Plumas, and Mendocino counties—enhancing information sharing where it matters most.

Beyond local impact, Tehama joins a growing network of forward-thinking District Attorney’s Offices statewide, collaborating with peers in Marin, San Mateo, Solano, Modoc, and Amador counties.

We’re proud to welcome Tehama County DA as our 241st California agency—another milestone in building a reliable, integrated public safety platform.

Welcome to the RIMS family!

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The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office, St. Anthony Police Department, and Ashton Police Department have selected RIMS to replace their existing ARTS (Harris) CAD/RMS/JMS applications, used on a multi-agency platform.

Located in central-eastern Idaho, these Fremont County agencies serve over 13,000 residents and cover 1,896 square miles during their beat.  An interesting fact about Fremont County is that it serves as part of the boundary, and a portion of Yellowstone National Park extends into the County.

St. Anthony PD has some notable officers as well.  “CHiPs” highway patrolman Erik Estrada, whose focus is on preventing children from becoming prey to online sexual predators.  Actor Dean Cain, of the famed “Lois and Clark,” also joined the agency to help combat crime and increase community safety.

The three agencies will use RIMS CAD, RMS, Mobile RIMS, Mapping, iRIMS LE, InCustody Jail Management software, e911, NCIC/State CJIS integration, and RIMS2Text paging.

These agencies join the Butte County Sheriff’s Office as Idaho RIMS agencies and are now part of our growing RIMS Family!  Welcome!

We are pleased to announce we have another LA County agency joining the RIMS family – the San Gabriel Police Department.  Serving a community of 40,000 residents, the staff of San Gabriel PD will use RIMS CAD/RMS, Mobile RIMS, iRIMS LE, Mapping, PropRoom, Citizen RIMS, e911, CLETS, and other integrations to replace their existing Central Square solution.

Our 234th California agency, San Gabriel PD is located 10 miles northeast of LA and is our 12th LA County agency.  Welcome to the RIMS family!

Introducing California agency #234!  Mt. San Antonio PD has selected RIMS to replace its existing platform with RIMS CAD/RMS, iRIMS LE, Prop Room, Citizen RIMS, E911, and CLETS.

Located in Walnut, California (Los Angeles County), Mt. San Antonio College serves 60,000 students who are attending 400 degree programs, focusing its services on local students.

We are happy to announce that we have welcomed the El Centro Police Department, the first agency from Imperial County, California, to the RIMS family!

El Centro will use RIMS to replace its part of a county-wide system by ProPhoenix for CAD, RMS, and JMS.  El Centro will use RIMS CAD/RMS, Mobiles, Mapping, iRIMS LE, PropRoom, Citizen RIMS, e911, CLETS, RIMS2Text, and multiple integrations, including Flock Vehicle Alert, Tablet Command, Axon, and Crossroads Collision reporting.

Imperial County, CA, is located on the border of Mexico, just east of San Diego.  El Centro PD serves its 44,000 residents with 46 officers and over 20 support staff.

The California State University system is comprised of 23 universities, and we are proud to announce our 19th CSU Police Department – CAL Poly San Luis Obispo.  CAL Poly CSU will use RIMS CAD, RMS, Mapping, PropRoom, CitizenRIMS, e911, CLETS, RIMS2Txt, Mobile RIMS, iRIMS LE, and RIMS Collaborate.

Cal Poly SLO PD serves approximately 21,000 students and has twenty-two sworn officers and nine civilian staff.  Notable alumni – “Weird Al” Yankovic!

Our team is so grateful for the opportunity to serve not only Cal Poly SLO, but also the other eighteen university police departments.  Welcome aboard!

2025 marks 40 years since RIMS was installed at its first agency, the Rocklin, CA Police Department.  RIMS, or “Records Information Management Systems,” was initially a Records Management System used to maintain Person, or “Alpha” Records for the Department. Soon after, Sun Ridge Systems developed a Computer-Aided Dispatch system for Rocklin PD, handling both Police and Fire/EMS Dispatch.

Reaching four decades with a public safety vendor is an incredible achievement; most relationships celebrate this by offering a ruby. This deep red gemstone symbolizes passion, loyalty, and devotion. As a token of our appreciation, we offered our own “Ruby” Stewart as the master of ceremonies, introducing Rocklin Chief Rustin Banks, Matt Diridoni, retired Rocklin Police Services Manager, and our cast, including President Carol Jackson, Chief Technology Officer John Boren, Chief Executive Officer Tony Richards, and our Chief Financial Officer, Pat Richards.

Thank you, not only to the members of the Rocklin Police Department but also to all of the agencies who place their trust in RIMS.  Here’s to another 40 Years!

We are excited that the Hollister, CA, Police Department has selected RIMS to replace its existing TracNet RMS application. Hollister is located in San Benito County and has over 40,000 residents.  Hollister PD is comprised of 40 officers, three records analysts, and 12 support staff.

Hollister PD will use RIMS RMS, Mobiles (OFR), iRIMS LE, Property Room, Citizen RIMS, CLETS, and will integrate with the DA’s case management system.  Sun Ridge Systems will convert RMS data from TracNet into RIMS.  Welcome Hollister Police Department to the RIMS Family.

Ukiah and Fort Bragg Police Departments have selected RIMS to replace their existing Central Square application shared with the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office.  Both agencies will use RIMS using a multi-agency set up.  Through RIMS Collaborate, the agencies will be able to share CAD and RMS information with surrounding RIMS agencies within Lake, Humboldt, Tehama, and Sonoma Counties.  Additionally, data within the Central Square system will be converted into RIMS.  Both agencies represent the 230th and 231st California RIMS agencies, respectively.  We’re excited to say these two agencies also represent our first Mendocino County agencies.  Welcome to the family!