Technology
Standard Functional Specifications for Record Management Systems
Law Enforcement Facial Recognition Use Case Catalog
Policy Center Resources
See AllBody-Worn Cameras
Body-worn cameras provide officers with a reliable and compact tool to systematically and automatically record their field observations and encounters. They can be used for...
Mobile Communication Devices
Law enforcement agency often use mobile communication devices (MCDs) in the course of police operations to enhance departmental communication. MCDs may be used by officers...
Social Media*
Social media has many potential uses for law enforcement agencies. The characteristics of collaboration and interactive communication that are at the core of social media...
Unmanned Aircraft
Technological advances have allowed public safety agencies to consider the acquisition of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) to support their operations. The rapid integration of...
Resources
A Joint Resolution To Support The Enhancement Of Authorities For The Detection And Mitigation Of Unidentifiable, Malicious, And/Or Unauthorized Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
Submitted by the
Homeland Security Committee,
Terrorism Committee,
Aviation Committee,
and Communications and Technology Committee
WHEREAS, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)...
Facial Recognition
Facial recognition technology can be helpful in identifying possible suspects or persons of interest by performing a comparative analysis of facial attributes observed in digital...
Support for 2020 Model Ordinance for Alarm Management and False Alarm Reduction
Support for 2020 Model Ordinance for Alarm Management and False Alarm Reduction
Submitted by: Private Sector Liaison Section PSLS.01.21
WHEREAS, the International Association of Chiefs...
Body-Worn Camera Video Release
Submitted by: Police Administration Committee
Cosponsored by: Committee of Homeland Security, Communications & Technology Committee, Community Policing Committee, Crime Prevention Committee, Education & Training...
