RTCC

Real Time Crime Centers listen to incoming emergency calls as they happen to improve operational intelligence

Photo courtesy of Mesa Police Department

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Live911 has been mind blowing. We are able to inform officers in the field with critical information at record speed. 

When a 911 call comes in, we can find the precise location of the caller, orient ourselves with video for that area, zoom in, while listening to the sense of urgency and specific details provided on the call.

– Lieutenant Ryan Stokes, Mesa Police Department

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Police1 Policing Matters Podcast

In this episode, host Jim Dudley speaks with Jamie Hudson, Real-Time Information Center Manager at the Elk Grove Police Department, about how his agency uses advanced technology, including Live911, to harness information and intelligence.

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Mesa Police Department Real Time Crime Center

New RTCC leverages innovative livestreaming technology to improve operational intelligence and respond faster.

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Beverly Hills Real-Time Watch Center

Live911 allows everyone in the room to hear incoming 911 calls and adjust their monitoring, tactics, and dispatch accordingly.
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HigherGround is a proud Corporate Sponsor of the National Real Time Crime Center Association The NRTCCA is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to serving RTCCs through identifying training opportunities, networking, identifying best practices, and fostering public safety partnerships.

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Live911 Tech Talk​

Featuring: Fort Wayne Police Department’s Drone as First Responder Program
Speakers: Officers Matt Rowland and Michael Hickman

Register for this webinar to learn how interest in DFR programs has rapidly increased as public safety agencies seek to provide real-time information to officers in the field to allow for better decision making.
– Key strategies and requirements necessary for DFR program implementation
– How to provide air support to calls for service in a quick, safe, and responsible manner
– Examples of improved response times and de-escalation of incidents