Technology
With a focus on camera integration and community outreach, this metro Atlanta agency’s RTCC has become a magnet and role model for neighboring agencies
Since launching in 2018, Chula Vista PD’s drone program has responded to over 20,000 calls for service
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“If we didn’t have that robotic dog, we would have placed firefighters in jeopardy,” said NYC Mayor Eric Adams
Highly detailed maps help illustrate likely areas of vulnerability in and around venues
For the Brookhaven Police Department in metro Atlanta, livestreaming emergency calls has led to quicker response times and more effective policing
“Digidog is out of the pound,” said Mayor Eric Adams about the return of the robot that was first introduced to the NYPD in 2020
Spokane County’s RTCC could monitor as many as 200 video feeds from intersections, roadways and crime hotspots
Police used “dummy parcels” at three different locations to find thieves who were stealing entire contents from mailboxes
The online tool allows people to report violations such as speeding, racing and reckless driving by filling out a survey rather than calling 911
A grant allowed the Cordico wellness app to be available to officers, deputies, corrections officers and dispatchers
Record management systems can support de-escalation tactics and provide agencies with analytics to maximize the use of technology in their investigations
Orange County decision affects devices used by over 18,000 employees, except as necessary for law enforcement purposes
Extend the capabilities of your LMR network to the smartphones, tablets and PCs of potentially every school resource officer, administrator, teacher and other personnel
“The community expects us to de-escalate with time and distance. And we have the technology to do that and keep first responders and the community safe.”
Automated less-lethal technologies may relieve officers of their most difficult decisions
5G is here for both fixed locations and vehicles
Funds will help the department with technology and records upgrades, as well as support recruitment, retention and training
Opposition has grown, with many critics pointing to problems the NYPD had with their robot dog
Isotonitazene, a nitazene analog opioid 20 times more potent than fentanyl, has moved into the Southern states and, more recently, along the Eastern seaboard
The PD says the robot will be limited to SWAT use such as active shooter incidents, barricades and suspicious devices
More states are adopting statewide NG911 plans and the use of text-to-911 continues to grow
The union said they wanted to address the training, maintenance and administrative duties needed to implement the new tech
“It is not just about having data, but what you do with that data. It is about sharing that data.”
The drone is designed to de-escalate conflict and improve public safety
The chief credits his detectives’ tenacity to solve crime, as well as technology the department is utilizing
The PD’s unified security platform heightens situational awareness and delivers valuable data-driven intel to public safety teams to make faster, better decisions
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