Justice & Public Safety
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As part of a 10-county pilot, the local government fully implemented the technology Jan. 29. Its GPS, GIS and improved cellphone technology offer additional accuracy during emergencies. -
The county Board of Commissioners has delayed a decision on whether to renew contracts for 30 surveillance cameras. Residents have voiced their objections and a commissioner has shared his concern.
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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.
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"When we first began to install them, many people were skeptical. But, the community began to see their worth as they effectively dispersed wrongdoers who knew their activities were being recorded."
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"We want to keep Pennsylvanians informed of the latest trends in law enforcement and give them helpful information about staying safe and ways to avoid becoming a victim."
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"Existing crime lab is so short on space that three employees are sharing one desk and other staff members have resorted to cutting mouse pads in half to make them fit; new building will provide adequate work space, evidence storage, and room to keep pace with the growing technological advances in forensic science and crime analysis."
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"Biometric technology is transforming the way we protect our borders ... New fingerprint visas are fast becoming our first line of defense against illegal immigration. By establishing people's identities beyond any doubt before they enter the U.K. we can stamp out multiple applications and identity fraud."
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"It shall be the duty of every IP-enabled voice service provider engaged in interstate communication to provide 911 service and E-911 service to its subscribers in accordance with the regulations of Federal Communications Commission."
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Do FEMA floodplain maps need better elevation data? And if they do, who will foot the bill?
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When the potential impact of shutting down all the ca.gov Web sites was realized, the issue quickly elevated, and about 2 p.m., the state activated the Emergency Operations Center.
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"Providing real time information to key decision makers and emergency personnel is critical in determining the city's response to a major event."
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Chertoff says DHS disappointed by court's decision, that Congress needs to enact immigration reform.
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New equipment, training and technological improvements for public safety programs and services.
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Technology is easy to implement and less expensive to the state than alternatives, including roadside sensors.
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Each participating agency has real-time control over what data is shared, with whom and when.
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"We all know how quickly ground transportation can break down in an earthquake or serious disaster so water transit is vital so the Bay Area will be better prepared for an emergency and its people will be safer."
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Online system reaches into any state court to retrieve court documents on demand.
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"As long as our children use the Internet, there will unfortunately be predators who seek to exploit them."
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Because the safety and economic security of the United States depend in substantial part on the security of its 361 seaports, the United States has a vital national interest in maritime security.
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"Social networking sites, popular among young people, have quickly gained members and appeal, but also act as a magnet for those who would prey on the young ... Our agreement with Facebook offers a new model of cooperative action that balances the freedom offered by the Internet with the necessary protections for children traveling on the information superhighway."
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California's San Jose Police Department makes crime information available to citizens with crime maps and automated alerts.
