Justice & Public Safety
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Automatic license plate reader technology gathers data and images for use by government agencies for law enforcement, and this bill prevents that data from being used by immigration authorities. -
The deal brings together AI-powered transcription technology with a suite of court solutions from Tyler Technologies, one of the largest gov tech providers in the market, matching data to case files in near real time.
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The Santa Ana Police Department is proposing to spend about $683,000 on a contract to launch the city’s drone program, pending approval from the City Council.
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The Immersive Visualization Center produces 3-D maps that dramatically expand responders’ knowledge in a disaster’s aftermath.
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Ramsey County Sheriff's Office lets public view real-time footage from 10 surveillance cameras to help prevent crime.
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Cell phones are undoubtedly cheaper, but public safety officials need their own dedicated networks for reasons like priority access and reliability. But the fourth-generation public safety network backed by the FCC could bring cost efficiencies for both consumers and first responders.
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A virtual replica of New York City provides its Office of Emergency Management with a unique way to test its command element.
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Virginia localities, state agencies, courts, schools and universities honored for innovative IT projects at the 2010 Virginia Governor’s Technology Awards.
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Virtual Beverly Hills was recently challenged when a crowd of over 20,000 ran through town.
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Gov. Dave Heineman on statewide EHRs, public safety communication and more.
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Police laud license plate readers as the next big thing in law enforcement.
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Sacramento law enforcement setup cars to be stolen by theives while using technology to catch them in the act.
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Peek inside the Folsom Police Department's mobile command center with a mission of public safety at the California Capitol Airshow.
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Law enforcement explores non-lethal technologies for police safety such as camera eggs, spy planes, and light guns.
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California and Sprint will team up to deploy system that aims to save lives and protect property by delivering warnings and safety information via text alerts to wireless phones in specified locations.
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Problems with North Carolina's probation system prompts the state to create a dashboard to address issues.
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National database seeks to link missing persons cases to unidentified decedents - solving cold cases and providing closure to loved ones.
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A biometrics research and development company looks to roll out iris recognition technology for national security, transportation and law enforcement projects in Leon, Mexico.
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Sensors will add chemical data to Rhode Island's common operating picture.
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California Department of Public Health cites federal, state statutes in ruling that voluntary student DNA test.
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California officials move forward with program to develop next-generation emergency response systems that integrate text, video and picture services.
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