Police Mobile Data News & Articles

By Deputy Chief Randy Schoen Medford (OR) PD Reprinted with permission from Police Futurists International Medford's population is just over 70,000 and is located in Jackson County, Oregon. Jackson County's ...

Field Reporting has transitioned from a RMS add-on application to an invaluable technology that speeds data capture with increased accuracy, highly accelerates data availability, and most importantly provides bi-directional mobile information sharing. ...

All-terrain mobile command center with the comforts of home By Sharna Johnson The Clovis News Journal Reprinted with permission from Freedom Newspapers of N.M. CLOVIS, N.M. — The Clovis Police Department’s ...

by Tony Richards Sun Ridge Systems Recently, one of our customers sent us a calendar he'd received from one of our competitors. No, we don't send out calendars, I told him, but we'd be happy to take up ...

by Tony Richards Sun Ridge Systems, Inc. Looking for a new computer-aided dispatch and/or records management system? Trying to figure out exactly what you should be looking for? What distinguishes good ...

Part 2 of a 2-part series Editor’s note: In Part 1, PoliceOne columnist Capt. Eddie Reyes shared a debrief on some of the new technologies featured at the recent International Association of Police Chiefs ...

For the most part, public safety has improved their technical level of communications and can interoperate with other disciplines and/or their neighbors during times of mutual aid. This was mostly accomplished by a sincere commitment from local government leaders, lots of state and federal funding in the form of communications grants and the expectation from the public for us to do better. ... ...

Improving public safety is high on the political agenda in the Netherlands, as in many other countries, not only to ensure effective crisis management but also to provide cost-effective and efficient emergency ...

By Capt. Eddie Reyes Sponsored by Cisco Systems I am honored that PoliceOne.com and Cisco Systems have chosen me to contribute monthly columns focused on law enforcement communications technology. Next ...

Suspects on the screen, on the road Software lets Lowell police check mugshots from the driver's seat By LISA REDMOND, Sun Staff Lowell Sun LOWELL, Mass. -- When Lowell police received a 911 call Monday ...

By Lieutenant Raymond E. Foster, MPA The mobile office is on its way out. In the near future, the only way to describe a police vehicle will be as a platform. A platform is a combination of technologies ...

Cops are constantly adapting their equipment to the environment. Our kit bags have grown larger and larger as we collected additional equipment to deal with the job. Our departments give us the basics, and as we face new situations we think about what tools could make tasks easier. Then, we go out and get them for next time. Much of the commercially produced police equipment used today was developed "on the fly" by those who walked the beat before us. ...

State and local governments can spend more than $50,000 outfitting one police vehicle with modern technologies, and adding the necessary information technologies can double the cost of outfitting the vehicle, ...

By Sam Simon Law Enforcement Technology April 2005Posted courtesy of Law Enforcement TechnologyGreat job. Now do it again.This cliché phrase can lower the morale of any person who went to great ...

The Laramie Police Department, Fire Department and Albany County Sheriff’s Office will soon be using an integrated computer system that will allow them access to their main computer system from their ...

By Fawn Roark, Mountain Times North Carolina North Carolina — The Jefferson Police Department will be receiving laptop computers or mobile data terminals for their police cars that will help them be safer ...

"Anything we can do to allow our officers to get out in the field and do their job of fighting crime and arresting people is greatly welcomed and supported. The new infrastructure and applications ...