Technology
From burnout to breakthrough: AI’s role in trauma-informed investigations
Scottsdale Police didn’t follow a template; it built a Drone as First Responder program designed around its terrain, staffing and commitment to transparency
Many agencies underestimate the cost of operating even a modest 2-position dispatch center. On paper, it sounds manageable — just two dispatchers, right? But let’s break it down
How to use recruitment messaging and leverage new technology to attract, hire, onboard and retain top talent
Ericsson has joined the ranks of vendors, reinforcing its role in delivering secure, reliable connectivity for enterprises and public safety agencies
Acquisition creates a comprehensive software suite to help law enforcement and dispatch agencies across the country meet compliance and operational standards
The plan outlines stronger support for officers — and opens the door to advanced tools like AI to modernize law enforcement operations
The goal was to assess various capabilities in different geographic settings and terrain
An agentic AI-powered audio talk-down feature issues personalized voice alerts based on visible attributes of individuals to deter criminal activity
The new tools are designed to give officers more hands-free capabilities and access to community-contributed video evidence
Investigate joins existing Veritone solutions on the DoD’s premier AI procurement marketplace to complete the availability of the iDEMS suite
Intuitive reality capture is next-gen technology that helps first responders work faster, safer and smarter
Two Timekettle devices went through real-world patrol and interview tests — one might earn a spot in your gear bag
The convergence of radio, video and AI serves as a force multiplier, capturing and synthesizing a greater diversity of data throughout an incident for more accurate police reporting and verified evidence
Oklahoma City PD’s Drone as First Responder program provided precise coordinates and critical visibility, enabling fire and police units to reach the victim in time
The Glendale Police Department used real-time technology to track the suspect following a second vehicle assault on the department’s secured entrance
With budgets tight and tech evolving fast, law enforcement agencies are turning to pay-as-you-go models for scalable, cost-effective modernization
“Let’s not use fear to undermine a tool that protects our communities. We need thoughtful policy, not paralysis.”
From rooftop crews to citywide automation, Elk Grove has built the blueprint for scalable, 24/7 drone response — and it’s changing the game for public safety
Use the latest data tech to track crime patterns and suspects
The video and audio evidence we once relied on will require time and resources to verify
From predictive patrols to real-time misconduct alerts, here’s what Executive Order 14179 means for your department
By leveraging existing resources, collaborating across functions and utilizing cost-effective middleware tools, agencies can create a more cohesive data infrastructure
Chief Brian Bubar details how strategic tech deployments, community collaboration and proactive policing led to an 80% crime reduction in a city once ranked among America’s most violent
Irving PD’s drones beat officers to the scene in over half of calls — and as civilian drone use grows, the agency is investing in tools to detect and manage airspace threats
Partnerships aim to improve situational awareness, de-escalation and airspace monitoring through integrated drone and counter-drone solutions
By giving officers real-time access to video, RTCCs are turning in-progress calls into solved cases and helping agencies close investigations faster and more safely
Nikki North, RTCC manager at the Flagler County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office, shares how mutual respect and early involvement are key to successful communication
The future of policing is here — is your department ready to take the next step with a robot dog?
The facility will also serve as Flock Safety’s main U.S. hub for its other technology, including license plate readers and video cameras
In 2024, the agency’s DFR program had over 1,700 calls for service, with units first on scene for 72% of calls with an average response time of 70 seconds
From their purpose to common misconceptions, this FAQ breaks down the essentials of real time crime centers and their role in modern policing
With its new camera enforcement system, the South Lake Minnetonka Police Department detected 10,000 violations in February, leading to 300 warnings or citations
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