Justice & Public Safety
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Corrections officers spend a disproportionate amount of time on administrative tasks rather than helping prisoners in ways that improve outcomes. AI is one tool to help, but it must be implemented thoughtfully. -
The White House is expected to give the New York Police Department the authority to ground unauthorized drones around major events. The department also plans to roll out a new 311 dispatch system.
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The county's Department of Public Safety Communications and Emergency Management upgraded its computer-aided dispatching system to one that is cloud-based and can work more easily with neighboring agencies.
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New York City will purchase state-of-the-art protective vests for all auxiliary police officers and provide recurring funding to outfit future additions to the auxiliary force.
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"State CIOs have indicated that making the business case for disaster recovery planning poses one of the greatest challenges for them in their efforts to secure funding for business continuity initiatives." -- Pat Cummens (ESRI), Immediate Past Chair of NASCIO's Corporate Leadership Council.
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NIST conducts study, "Usability Testing of Ten-Print Fingerprint Capture."
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VirTra Systems is committed to manufacturing the most advanced simulators delivering intensely realistic, immersive small arms training to military, law enforcement, and security agencies worldwide.
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GAO found that selected states had generally not used strategic plans to guide investments toward broadly improving interoperability.
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Security standards will be required to achieve specific outcomes, such as securing the perimeter and critical targets, controlling access, deterring theft of potentially dangerous chemicals, and preventing internal sabotage.
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Claims he broke into the networks to uncover confidential information about anti-gravity propulsion systems and extraterrestrial technology.
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"Also has helped law enforcement agencies in 31 states identify possible perpetrators in almost 400 criminal cases."
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Would "severely restrict the ability of local governments to protect their citizens, rights-of-way, community channels and public safety networks."
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"The Phoenix Municipal Court remains committed to providing the highest level of quality service to the public while ensuring swift, fair access to justice."
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Compromise legislation generates new revenue for overworked infrastructure.
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"This is truly a nationwide solution, and it's the only way to tackle the Meth problem because these offenders rarely respect county or state borders.
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"Through these grants, necessary equipment and increased training will enhance the quality of these forensic science services as well as improve essential timeliness and credibility."
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"Our police and fire departments will be able to use it connect to data and applications as they patrol our community.
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"The new police academy will provide what our police officers and all New Yorkers deserve: the most advanced law enforcement training facility anywhere in the world."
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"The Court continues to acknowledge what we have seen from four successful elections in Indiana under our Photo ID law -- this is a common-sense way to protect honest voters and to improve confidence in our elections."
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Recommendations around command and control, communications, training and resources.
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Kicks off Public Safety Telecommunications Week.
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