Question: Is there a technology that can help law enforcement agencies improve their response times and overall efficiency in addressing public safety concerns?

For law enforcement agencies seeking to speed response times and improve overall efficiency in addressing public safety issues, SoundThinking offers a suite of tools. Its SafetySmart platform includes modules like Gunshot Detection, Crime Analysis & Data, Investigation Management and Resource Deployment. The modules provide real-time alerts, evidence collection and resource allocation to help agencies address crime rates and staffing challenges. With a 94% customer satisfaction rate, SoundThinking's platform has been shown to improve public safety.

Another example is Flock Safety, a single, community-based platform for evidence and situational awareness. Combining License Plate Recognition, gunshot detection and video intelligence, Flock Safety offers 24/7 monitoring and citywide coverage. The platform includes AI-powered people detection alerts and support from law enforcement and technical experts, making it a flexible option for improving safety and preventing/solving crimes.

Intrado is working to improve public safety outcomes with technology solutions for 911 call handling and management. Its products include powerful call handling systems, campus and school incident management tools and Next Generation 911 services. Intrado's focus on innovation is reflected in its work on technologies like Text-to-911 and GIS software to help ensure reliable and accurate connections between callers and first responders.

For a more intelligent and connected approach, RapidSOS securely aggregates data from connected devices, apps and sensors to provide critical information to first responders. The platform is designed to give organizations the ability to protect their customers and employees during critical moments, with features like emergency alerts, digital alerts and 24/7 AI-powered safety agent support. RapidSOS covers more than 540 million devices and 99.9% of the US population through 5,700+ 911 centers.