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When officers and field responders arrive on-scene without the right information, it leaves them vulnerable to unsafe and surprising situations. Itʼs critical the information they receive before stepping on-scene is as accurate as possible and delivered as quickly as possible. With new, enhanced data available in the 911 center, there are more opportunities available to equip officers with information that increases situational awareness and increases the likelihood that an officer is able to operate safely and effectively.
Join former federal prosecutor Tim Perry, former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, former San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit and a leading 911 director for an insightful discussion into the future of situational awareness.
By viewing this panel discussion, you will:
- Understand the data and information now available to officers from the 911 center.
- How public safety leaders think data from 911 can improve situational awareness and increase officer safety.
- Gain an inside look at trends in police and 911 technology.
MEET THE SPEAKERS:
Tim Perry is a former federal prosecutor, government official, and law professor. Tim is currently Vice President of Strategy and General Counsel at Prepared. Prior to joining Prepared, Tim served as an assistant US attorney in the Southern District of California, where he led numerous investigations into corporate fraud, money laundering and public corruption. Heʼs also spent time at the Department of Homeland Security and the California Department of Emergency Services.
Edward F. Davis is the President and CEO of The Edward Davis Company, a business strategy and security services firm. Davis has been in law enforcement for 35 years, having served as the Police Commissioner of the City of Boston from December 2006 until October 2013 where he led the highly successful response to the Boston Marathon bombing. Prior to that, Davis was the Superintendent of the Lowell Police Department.
David Nisleit was promoted to the City of San Diegoʼs 35th Chief of Police on March 2, 2018 where he oversaw the eighth-largest police department in the nation until his retirement in 2024. Chief Nisleit began his career with the San Diego Police Department in February 1988, following his fatherʼs footsteps. He has worked many of the Departmentʼs patrol commands and has extensive investigative experience. His assignments include Assistant Chief of Patrol Operations, Watch Commanders Office, Headquarters Front Counter, Homeless Outreach Team, Special Operations, Investigations II Robbery, Gangs, and Homicide), field lieutenant, SWAT, Special Events, Narcotic Team 10, Sex Crimes, and Internal Affairs.