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RapidDeploy’s Lightning delivers call data and critical intelligence directly to first responders’ mobile devices.
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The NYPD’s massive network of radio communications is expected to go dark to the public by the end of 2024 as the department switches from an analog to a digital network, according to Chief of Information Technology Robert Beltran.
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"He's jumping right now," cried MPO Jacob Smith from his patrol car radio. "Hey, Buddy! Don't do it. Will you talk to me, please?"
Read More →"Their condition is stable, but they remain in critical condition due to injuries primarily related to burns. Importantly, no surgical intervention has been required at this time," LASD said in a statement.
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The Evidence and Investigation Suite comprises compact devices that can capture biometric data such as facial and iris images and finger- and palmprints wherever they are needed; as well as secure data storage capacity and processing tools.
Read More →“After a thorough selection and vetting process, we’re pleased to select Tyler’s Enterprise Public Safety, Enforcement Mobile, and Fire Prevention Mobile software solutions,” said Joseph Thornton, 911 director for Scarborough Public Safety.
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By offering quality ultra-rugged products with a 2-year warranty along with an expanding ecosystem of accessories, services and solutions, Kyocera has worked with first responders to maximize productivity and lower their technology budgets.
Read More →Port Police Officer Kimberly Sickafoose died while on patrol, the Alabama State Port Authority reported.
Read More →A police spokesperson said 911 calls are still going through despite the loss of the computer-aided dispatch system. The information is handwritten, then dispatched over the radio.
Read More →The V700 seamlessly integrates with Aware—a cloud-based platform that provides a common operating view—as well as the M500 in-car video system, APX radios and Holster Aware sensors.
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