This blog honors Marcia Broman, Metropolitan Emergency Services Board, who won the 2022 PSAPs’ Finest Lifetime Achievement Award.
Digital Transformation of Public Safety & Justice
On Saturday 6th May, an estimated 1.2 million people lined the streets along a 1.42-mile route in London, between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace, to be part of the historic coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla. Whilst the eyes of the world watched a display of pomp, pageantry, and ceremony, behind the scenes the Metropolitan Police were putting Operation Golden Orb into action.
In the digital age, where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, criminal justice agencies – law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, defense, and even correctional facilities – are all drowning in digital evidence. In this blog, we look at eleven remarkable developments in digital evidence management that are reshaping the landscape of modern law enforcement and criminal justice.
What does it take to be an effective 911 telecommunicator? As the first first responder, it takes knowledge, skill, and some would say, nerves of steel. As the 2022 PSAPs’ Finest Telecommunicator of the Year, Nakiya Moody, has everything it takes, and then some.
This blog honors Nicholas Cervantez, Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, who won the PSAPs’ Finest Technician of the Year award.
If you’ve been in emergency communications long enough, you’ve probably witnessed some incredible changes. In the early days of 911, even a decade ago, centers didn’t have the advantage of the technology and digital information that’s available to them today from CAD, next generation 911 systems, GIS, radio, radio, RapidSOS, recording, and so on.
This blog honors Communications Officer Zue Elizabeth Tellez, Schertz Police Department, who won the PSAPs’ Finest Award 2022 for going above & beyond.