Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler Eyes Tech Self-Sufficiency

Published on January 15, 2024

Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler told The Epoch Times that self-sufficient technology would be a top priority for his office over the next few years. “I want to make the district attorney’s office completely self-reliant when it comes to technology so that we can do anything ourselves, and we don’t need to contract out,” he said. The county’s newly created Information Technology department and new head, Glenn Marchi, would be a great help in this endeavor, he added, noting an estimated multi-year investment of $3 million. In recent years, his office has made several technological strides, including digitalizing all office documents, ensuring certain remote work accessibility, and establishing a new digital forensic unit....

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