Code Girls takes programming to next level developing app for Kalispell Police
Kalispell Police Department Chief Jordan Venezio shares input on an app developed by 13 advanced students in Code Girls United, an after-school program. (Hilary Matheson/Daily Inter Lake)
Code Girls United is developing an app for the Kalispell Police Department to go digital in managing its fleet of vehicles.
Ten weeks of work by the after-school program were presented and demonstrated on Monday to Kalispell Police Chief Jordan Venezio and a room full of members and their families at the nonprofit's recently remodeled space at Gateway Community Center.
The app, which is being developed by 13 middle and high school girls in an advanced group, will simplify the daily process of recording and tracking vehicle condition, maintenance and use along with any equipment a vehicle contains such as a CPR mask and First Aid kit.
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