Technology
The Gov1 Technology category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching facilities management, field operations, asset management, and other technology solutions to help local government agencies streamline operations and communications.
PRODUCT NEWS
A grant from the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management will cover half the cost of a new CAD system to help integrate mutual aid for The Village Fire Department
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The scanner will be deployed at VADOC’s Centralized Mail Distribution Center for six months to screen incoming inmate mail
Santa Fe Police used drone footage to locate the suspect and coordinate an arrest on foot within 15 minutes of the initial report
The AI camera alerted the Orange County Fire Authority to a fire in a remote canyon without getting a 911 call from a person
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Norfolk police say automated license plate readers contributed to a 40% drop in stolen vehicle reports
New technology is transforming emergency response with text, video and AI-powered translation, but uneven adoption leaves millions without access to lifesaving 911 upgrades
How to unlock funding for school safety and essential technology investments
Niagara Falls city council asked to approve mayor’s request for cameras and cloud-based automated license plate recognition software and cloud-based automated license plate recognition software.
The deployment allows officers to use their smartphones as both mobile and desktop workstations to reduce reliance on traditional laptops
A Firehouse Subs grant helped Pittsfield Township firefighters replace one old camera and place new ones on every truck in the fleet
Despite being in use for only a month, the system has already assisted the North Liberty Police Department in multiple cases
The trucks will serve as battery banks to provide backup power and Wi-Fi through Starlink connectivity, aiding residents impacted by outages caused by the Eaton Fire
“You could argue there’s two sides to every story, but now there’s three sides, and you have a body camera,” Onondaga County Sheriff Toby Shelley said
The Tupelo Police Department will use the $191,000 grant to purchase a mobile surveillance trailer and more license plate readers