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Tyler's Enterprise Public Safety suite (the former New World) delivers CAD, RMS, mobile, and jail management, backed by the largest U.S. public-sector software vendor.
Procurery Insight
Tyler's public-safety line, built on its 2015 acquisition of New World Systems, is a mature CAD/RMS suite that benefits enormously from Tyler's scale and from agencies already standardized on Tyler ERP or courts products wanting one vendor across departments. It is a credible enterprise choice with a broad module set, but like all incumbents the outcome depends heavily on configuration and Tyler's services delivery, and some agencies report long timelines. A natural shortlist entry wherever the county or city already runs the Tyler stack.
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| Agency type | Population | Price band | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| County | 250k-500k | $1M+ / yr | Countywide CAD/RMS consolidation; integration with existing Tyler systems a deciding factor. |
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