Police Software News & Articles

• COVID-19: How public safety companies are assisting the frontline pandemic response

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  The businesses that equip and serve first responders are supporting the national emergency response with new products, free services and donations

• Don’t overlook the good to root out the bad

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  Guardian Tracking software highlights positive reinforcement to encourage good officers to stay

• Live-streaming 911 calls: An innovative approach to officer response

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  Software allows patrol officers to monitor incoming 911 calls in their immediate area providing the ability to hear information in real time

• How contactless technology can help reduce bias, increase efficiencies and bolster safety

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  Real-time intelligence makes it easier for officers to be more strategic and safer in how they engage with suspects

• What frustrates cops on the job? (infographic)

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  From poor management to politics to clunky software, officers share what gets under their skin

• Digital Edition: How to harness the power of AI in law enforcement

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  Download a free Police1 guide to Artificial Intelligence technology procurement and deployment

• Spotlight: MaestroVision technology allows LEOs to record, share and manage interviews

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  Thanks to their broadcast background, MaestroVision is able to provide high-quality technology solutions to law enforcement agencies

• Ford announces new heated sanitation software for police SUVs

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  The new technology allows police to heat vehicles up to 133 degrees Fahrenheit to disinfect vehicle touchpoints

• Case Study: Public safety organization integrates complex workforce scheduling requirements with human capital management and payroll

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  The East Fork Fire Protection District is one of Nevada’s largest combination fire and EMS agencies. Hear how their Battalion Chief led the department to integrate complex crew scheduling with human capital management and payroll in a unified cloud platform

• Police composite sketches & COVID-19

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  While the coronavirus pandemic has forced LE to alter the way it does business, technology is already enabling forensic artists to work remotely

• 5 things to look for in police operations software

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  To meet the evolving needs of law enforcement, a CAD/RMS platform must be customizable, user-friendly and cloud-based

• Why the in-car video system is the logical hub for digital evidence

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  Today’s law enforcement in-car video systems interconnect devices officer-worn and in-vehicle devices for safe storage and convenient access

• How machine learning can be a force multiplier for public safety

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  Machine learning can offer an extra pair of hands to do a repetitive task, or provide an extra pair of eyes and ears

• The next steps in curtailing calls for service

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  The establishment of Law Enforcement Alternative Report Call Centers would allow LEOs to respond to essential calls for service while civilian personnel address calls from the community

• How cops can train at home while social distancing

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  These new products will not only improve your own skills, but may also get your family off the sofa

• The technology recruits expect to find in police patrol cars

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  As departments struggle to recruit officers, it is critical agencies up their technology game to offer new cops the latest tech and tools available in law enforcement

• How one Colorado police department uses connected software solutions to expand capabilities

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  Castle Rock PD uses a range of software solutions to streamline processes, increase situational awareness and share critical information with regional agencies to increase public safety beyond their borders

• The comfortable command post: Ensuring ergonomic integrity in the mobile command environment

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  Some of the most frequent workplace injuries in public safety can result not from threats inherent from the dangerous job itself

• 5G is giving law enforcement permission to expect more

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  Advancements in wireless communications are influencing how other technologies can perform for law enforcement

• Here's how the city of Chicago is putting public safety first

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  By investing in improving its CAD system, Chicago is setting an example of how enhanced communication and integration is critical in public safety

• Why C4I is the key to operational success

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  The ability to ensure that command, control, communication, computation and information is harnessed in one place is of paramount importance for public safety

• Form a non-profit to bridge the gap for law enforcement funding needs

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  Police foundations raise millions of dollars each year for the purchase of new equipment and development of officer wellness and community policing initiatives

• How automation has improved case management for one agency’s crime lab

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  Moving from a patchwork of databases to an integrated LIM system has made tracking and reporting fast and easy for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office

• This is the LinkedIn for crime investigators

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  There are many benefits of RMS interoperability including connecting crime investigators to the crime data and much more

• Understanding the functionality of smartphones in policing

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  Here's a partial listing of what you can do today using a combination of smartphone functions, specific applications, internet access and supporting peripherals

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