Case Study: Prince William County Police Department achieves streamlined asset management and improved staff efficiency with Omnigo QuarterMaster

Prince William County Police Department turns to Omnigo’s QuarterMaster

Prince William County Police Department (PWCPD), a law enforcement agency with over 800 sworn and civilian members, faced an overwhelmed four-person asset management team that was tracking everything in spreadsheets. To replace this manual, error-prone process they turned to Omnigo and its QuarterMaster asset management solution.

Omnigo QuarterMaster centralized tracking for vehicles, radios, uniforms, vests, guns and other high-value items (including which assets are in which vehicle and with which officer), giving PWCPD a clear picture of inventory and the ability to monitor grant-purchased items and expirations. The system improved efficiency and transparency—turning what “should be a six-person job” into work handled efficiently by four people—freeing staff time, reducing risk of stock outages, and enhancing budget and asset control with Omnigo.

Prince William County Police Department

Ross Randlett

Police Consultant