First an announcement: Director Charles Schoepflin, Commander for the Commerce City Police Department, retired in January, 2024, leaving one open seat on the CISC Board of Directors.
The CISC and its Member Agencies applaud and very much appreciate , outstanding service from 2021 through 2024. The CISC Member Agencies, their Board, and team sincerely wish him well in all his future endeavors!
event for city leadership where we’ll discuss the role technology plays in our cities, businesses, and communities to make them safer.
MONTRÉAL, August 13, 2020 — While public safety has always been at the heart of the smart city movement, the global health crisis has created new security challenges. Today, the resilience of cities depends on the open communication and connection between a wide variety of systems and organizations including health officials, businesses, traffic control, public works, schools, transit authorities, hospital administrations, among many others.
As we all weather this storm, we need to be cognizant of the health of not only our Medical Providers,
but of our First Responders (and their families). CRIMEWATCH, a Pennsylvania based start-up company, has bridged the gap between Law Enforcement and the Communities they serve for over 7 Years.
LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Bode Technology have announced they will partner to assist police investigations.
Together, the two companies will generate forensic genealogy leads by pairing more than 600 million public records and with a law enforcement database in a nationwide pilot project.
Police use forensic genealogy in cold case homicides and rapes, as well as to identify unknown remains. Right now, the pool of candidate cases is expanding because of continued nationwide backlogs of unanalyzed sexual assault kits.
Do you share information with law enforcement to improve safety in your community? Video is a valuable tool to help investigators review events and solve crimes, except these requests can be time-consuming and put a strain on your loss prevention and physical security resources.
The camera registry module in Genetec Clearance simplifies the process to improve collaboration between businesses and agencies in your city.
(TNS) — Civil liberty issues posed by increasingly omnipresent surveillance cameras in public places that record and store people’s images are one of the few areas that Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives can agree on addressing.
Everyone from ultra-conservative Rep. Jim Jordan of Champaign County to ultra-liberal Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York expressed concerns about misuse of the technology on Wednesday at a hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform.