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Law enforcement agencies face complex challenges that require coordinated, data-driven responses. This webinar demonstrates how connecting teams, departments and jurisdictions through technology creates safer communities and more effective policing.
Law enforcement executives will explore practical strategies for leveraging integrated data to identify crime trends, optimize resource deployment and strengthen inter-agency collaboration. Learn how these agencies enable better community engagement through transparency and evidence-based problem-solving.
By attending this webinar, you will be able to:
- Use data analysis to identify community trends, strategize resource allocation and prioritize patrol areas and initiatives.
- Leverage shared intelligence between cities and counties to reduce crime and combat cross-jurisdictional threats.
- Deploy data-driven solutions that address actual community needs to build public trust and enhance community relations.
- Break down internal silos to improve coordination and operational efficiency between teams and departments.
MEET THE SPEAKER:
Matt Melton leads business development and partnerships at Peregrine. Matt served in the US Navy as an intelligence officer, and since leaving active duty in 2012, Matt has been singularly focused on bringing innovation into the law enforcement and public safety community. He joined Peregrine from Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he worked with public safety executives and technology companies across the US and globally to build modern cloud technologies to address public safety challenges and missions. Matt is a graduate of the US Naval Academy and holds a Master of Arts in National Security Studies from Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service. He lives in Sarasota, Florida with his wife and four children.