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Fishers approves five-year data storage lease for child-crimes task force
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Fishers approves five-year data storage lease for child-crimes task force
Tracy Gaynor, speaking before the Board of Works The Fishers Board of Public Works and Safety on Tuesday morning approved a five-year lease for digital storage services that will house evidence for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, a police operation based here that investigates online and other crimes targeting children. The resolution states the lease with SHI International Corp. will cost an amount not to exceed $705,773.33 ov…
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