Very happy for the cities of Montgomery and Atlanta that this equipment has arrived safely. Great story that started with the generosity of so many agencies back in December at the Rural Law Enforcement Technology Institute, and continued with Chief Kevin Billiot paying it forward by giving some of the equipment to a neighboring department....
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Portland PD (PPD) adds a little twist to their recruitment process. They use social media outlets such as FaceBook and Twitter.
For example: PPD engages potential candidates through social media with video. Candidates can watch a video that highlights what it’s like to work for PPD. These methods are typically untraditional and reach...
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This article is not quite a primer on UAS systems, but it jumps right into some of the key issues surrounding the vehicles and associated systems.
If your agency is considering a UAS, give this read a chance to “see what’s going on” in the UAS world relating to law enforcement.
You will also find a link to maps pointing out...
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Saturday, May 5 2012, will kick-off the 16th annual Mock Prison Riot in Moundsville, WV.
The mock riot is a venue to simulate and train for prison riots. Plus, many law enforcement technology vendors will show off their stuff with new products and existing products that get the job done!
Check it out: ...
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Attention folks in and around Nebraska! The Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium is conducting free training on Event Security for Public Safety Professionals. The course will be conducted live at the Harms Advanced Technology Center in Scottsbluff, Nebraska on March 12-13, 2012. There will also be live ITV broadcasts in Sydney and Chadron. For more information or to sign up for this training follow the included link. RDPC Training...
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Don’t forget, the COPS CHP applications are due March, 22, 2012. According to the release from the COPS Office, only agencies that were not funded or partially funded in 2011 will considered. COPS Office Link
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If you’re not part of our eMail listing, you should be! SRTBRC announces upcoming RLETIs, sends out news letters, and keeps you informed with news updates. It’s easy to do. Just look to your right and find the “Join Our Mailing List” section. Enter your email address, first, and last name and click “Subscribe”.
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Do you have an idea that will help law enforcement? Or maybe you just need help! SRTBRC wants to be of assistance to you, your agency, and all of law enforcement. Because of this, we are launching a new way for you to communicate your needs. Give our new page a try when you have a need: http://srtbrc.org/technology-need-request/
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