Election certified Funding for King county AFIS fingerprint program will continue

Shoreline, WALocal News

King County voters certified funding for the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) program, ensuring its continuation. AFIS is vital for law enforcement, providing essential fingerprint identification services that aid in solving crimes. The funding will be allocated for technological upgrades, maintenance, and operational costs, enhancing the program's efficiency. Local officials highlighted AFIS's role in improving public safety and supporting law enforcement agencies. This funding decision indicates strong voter support for crime-fighting initiatives.

Historical data shows that fingerprint identification has significantly contributed to solving cases in the area. The funding is expected to bolster crime resolution efforts and enhance community safety. Continued investment in such technology reflects a proactive approach to law enforcement in King County.

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