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Omaha Police Department: Gunshot Detection

Illustration of how gunshot detection would function in an urban area — Sensors triangulate the location of gunfire.
Credit: ShotSpotter/City of Seattle

Agency	Omaha Police Department
Location	Omaha, NE
Technology	Gunshot Detection
Vendor	ShotSpotter

The Omaha Police Department began using ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology in 2011.

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News article (NBC Omaha)
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A system of acoustic sensors mounted on street lights or on the sides of buildings that passively listen for gunshots.

Illustration of how gunshot detection would function in an urban area — Sensors triangulate the location of gunfire.
Credit: ShotSpotter/City of Seattle

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