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Upcoming and Previous Webinars

Upcoming Bail, Pretrial & PSRS Webinars

No upcoming events have been scheduled.

Previous Events

Local Administrative User (LAU)

11/6/2025

January Effective Dates for SB 9

12/3/2025

PSRS Email Notifications Q&A

1/8/2026

PSRS Email Notifications Q&A

1/9/2026

PSRS Email Notifications Q&A

1/16/2026

I am a Designee, What Do I Do Now?

1/28/2026

PSRS Notifications and PTI - Prosecutor Edition

2/6/2026

Introduces PSRS for prosecutors, including access requests, system navigation, defendant lookup, bail form review, notifications, PTI conditions, bail review and appeal considerations, and available support resources, with time for Q&A.

PSRS 101 - Judicial Edition

3/5/2026

Judicial Specific - This webinar provided a clear statutory framework and purpose behind the PSRS. It addressed the who, what, when, where, why, and how of PSRS, including how user-entered information supports statutory requirements and informs downstream decision-making. The session establishes critical context to prepare participants for more advanced, system-focused trainings.

PSRS 101 - Judicial Support Edition (PSRS users, support staff, clerks, jail staff)

3/4/2026

User Specific - This webinar provided a clear statutory framework and purpose behind the PSRS. It addressed the who, what, when, where, why, and how of PSRS, including how user-entered information supports statutory requirements and informs downstream decision-making. The session establishes critical context to prepare participants for more advanced, system-focused trainings.

PSRS Enhancements Effective 4/1/2026 - Judicial Edition

4/2/2026

This training provides members of the judiciary with an overview of Senate Bill 9–related enhancements to the Public Safety Report System (PSRS) that take effect April 1, 2026. The session will highlight new information available within PSRS and demonstrate how judicial officers may access and review this information when considering bail decisions.