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| Wilmington Police Department | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | Axon |
| The city of Wilminton purchased $2 million worth of Axon body-worn cameras and related services in 2020. | |||||
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Agency: Wilmington Police Department State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: Axon The city of Wilminton purchased $2 million worth of Axon body-worn cameras and related services in 2020. |
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| Wilmington Department of Finance | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Automated License Plate Readers | AutoVu |
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The Wilmington Department of Finance purchased automated license plate readers from AutoVu in 2006.
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Agency: Wilmington Department of Finance State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: AutoVu The Wilmington Department of Finance purchased automated license plate readers from AutoVu in 2006.
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| Wilmington Police Department | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Gunshot Detection | ShotSpotter |
| The Wilmington Police Department began using ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology in 2014. | |||||
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Agency: Wilmington Police Department State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Gunshot Detection Vendor: ShotSpotter The Wilmington Police Department began using ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology in 2014. |
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| Wilmington Police Department | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Wilmington Police Department opened its real-time crime center in May 2016. The RTCC has the ability to see real-time data including gunshot detection and calls for service. WPD received $750,000 in state funding to purchase additional technology that allows for officers to share notes between shifts and to track officers while on patrol.
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Agency: Wilmington Police Department State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Wilmington Police Department opened its real-time crime center in May 2016. The RTCC has the ability to see real-time data including gunshot detection and calls for service. WPD received $750,000 in state funding to purchase additional technology that allows for officers to share notes between shifts and to track officers while on patrol.
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| Wilmington Police Department | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Drones | DJI |
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The Wilmington Police Department have been operating drones since 2014.
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Agency: Wilmington Police Department State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Drones Vendor: DJI The Wilmington Police Department have been operating drones since 2014.
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| New Castle County Sheriff's Office | Wilmington | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | |
| The U.S. Department of Justice awarded $121,500 to the New Castle County Sheriff's Office in 2016 as part of the Bureau of Justice Assistance's body-worn camera grant program. | |||||
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Agency: New Castle County Sheriff's Office State: DE City: Wilmington County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: The U.S. Department of Justice awarded $121,500 to the New Castle County Sheriff's Office in 2016 as part of the Bureau of Justice Assistance's body-worn camera grant program. |
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| Middletown Police Department | Middletown | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | |
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The Middletown Police Department received $3,759 from the Bureau of Justice Assistance to purchase 6 body-worn cameras through the 2022 Small, Rural, Tribal BWC Microgrant program.
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Agency: Middletown Police Department State: DE City: Middletown County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: The Middletown Police Department received $3,759 from the Bureau of Justice Assistance to purchase 6 body-worn cameras through the 2022 Small, Rural, Tribal BWC Microgrant program.
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| Newark Police Department | Newark | New Castle County | DE | Automated License Plate Readers | Vigilant Solutions |
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The Newark Police Department used a Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant to purchase its first ALPR system from Major Police Supply in 2009 and has purchased additional systems since then, including from Vigilant Solutions.
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Agency: Newark Police Department State: DE City: Newark County: New Castle County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: Vigilant Solutions The Newark Police Department used a Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant to purchase its first ALPR system from Major Police Supply in 2009 and has purchased additional systems since then, including from Vigilant Solutions.
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| New Castle County Police Department | New Castle | New Castle County | DE | Automated License Plate Readers | |
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The New Castle County Police Department uses automated license plate readers.
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Agency: New Castle County Police Department State: DE City: New Castle County: New Castle County Technology: Automated License Plate Readers Vendor: The New Castle County Police Department uses automated license plate readers.
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| University of Delaware Police Department | Newark | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | |
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Agency: University of Delaware Police Department State: DE City: Newark County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: The University of Delaware Police DepartmentPolice Department uses body worn cameras, according to a Delaware House Democrats press release. |
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| Middletown Police Department | Middletown | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | |
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Agency: Middletown Police Department State: DE City: Middletown County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: The Middletown Police Department uses body worn cameras, according to a Delaware House Democrats press release. |
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| Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles | New Castle | New Castle County | DE | Face Recognition | |
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Delaware’s Department of Transportation (DelDOT) responds to face recognition requests from FBI’s FACE Services. DelDOT also responds to requests from law enforcement that are sent via DIAC, the Delaware Information and Analysis Center, or that are sent with a case number.
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Agency: Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles State: DE City: New Castle County: New Castle County Technology: Face Recognition Vendor: Delaware’s Department of Transportation (DelDOT) responds to face recognition requests from FBI’s FACE Services. DelDOT also responds to requests from law enforcement that are sent via DIAC, the Delaware Information and Analysis Center, or that are sent with a case number.
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| New Castle County Police Department | New Castle | New Castle County | DE | Drones | Lockheed Martin |
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The New Castle County Police Department operates two Lockheed Martin drones as of 2016, according to data compiled by the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
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Agency: New Castle County Police Department State: DE City: New Castle County: New Castle County Technology: Drones Vendor: Lockheed Martin The New Castle County Police Department operates two Lockheed Martin drones as of 2016, according to data compiled by the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
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| Newark Police Department | Newark | New Castle County | DE | Body-worn Cameras | Axon |
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In November 2019, the Newark City Council approved nearly $630,000 to be used to purchase 60 body-worn cameras and other video equipment from Axon.
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Agency: Newark Police Department State: DE City: Newark County: New Castle County Technology: Body-worn Cameras Vendor: Axon In November 2019, the Newark City Council approved nearly $630,000 to be used to purchase 60 body-worn cameras and other video equipment from Axon.
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