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LiveView Technologies Helps 2 Cities Reduce Crime

“We needed a security system which could be deployed quickly, and placed in exact locations without the concern of power or internet,” said Corey Lowe, research scientist at the Loss Prevention Research Council. “The LVT Units fulfilled this need.”

LiveView Technologies unit positioned outside of a Walmart in Paducah, KY.

SoundThinking Releases Second ESG Report: Addressing and Enabling Equitable Outcomes for Public Safety and Social Good

The ESG Report highlights SoundThinking's efforts and progress in addressing the pressing societal challenges of public safety and justice in an environment of diminished law enforcement resources and ever-increasing demands of policing transparency.

Survey Shows Emergency Call Center Workers Struggling with Burnout

Nationwide staffing shortages that in many cases mirror the shortages in law enforcement agencies have led to longer wait times or trouble reaching operators at centers around the country.

Kyocera Introduces New Ultra-Rugged Android Smartphone for Law Enforcement

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.

Axon Acquires Belgian Aerial and Ground Tactical Robot Producer

Sky-Hero's products will augment the existing Axon Air portfolio, which includes drone operations software and hardware from leading third-party providers and professional services, the company says.

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12 TX Agencies Acquire CentralSquare Technologies’ Solutions to Improve Response and Reporting

Three of the Texas agencies are new to the CentralSquare ecosystem and nine are continuing customers that will upgrade their current CentralSquare solutions. Each agency will implement or upgrade solutions across the Public Safety & Justice Suite, dependi

Survey Finds Citizens Believe Officers Should Respond to Minor Crashes in 30 Minutes or Less

The nationwide “What Citizens Want” survey gauged citizen sentiment about call-for-service response times when involved in minor crashes and their preferred method of exchanging and then accessing information for insurance claims purposes.

Protecting Police from Street Drugs

Opioids and other highly potent substances are a threat to the public and law enforcement. Touchless identification technology can help you know when you are in danger and prevent exposure.

Thermo Scientific's TruNarc can identify hazardous materials, including fentanyl. The device uses Raman laser technology for touchless analysis.

My Technology Can: Solve a Major Community Policing Problem

Fusus can help you build stronger relationships with the community you serve.

The Fusus platform in use by real-time crime center personnel.

First Look: Seeing Through Walls

MaXentric’s Detex Pro radar system can show you the inside of a room before you make entry.

The Detex Pro is a compact, ultra-wideband radar system that can show you how many people are behind a wall and whether they are moving.

The Emergency Communications Crisis

Shortages of call-takers and dispatchers as well as relentless workloads are overwhelming many of the nation’s 911 centers. Technology companies are searching for ways to make them more efficient and effective.

Dallas to Buy Cyber Attack Alert System After Police, Other Agencies Hit by Ransomware Attack

The City Council, without discussion, approved allowing Houston-based technology service provider Netsync Network Solutions to help the city get a threat and anomaly detection system for the Information and Technology Services Department for three years.

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