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| Lansing Police Department | Lansing | Ingham County | MI | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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| Minneapolis Police Department | Minneapolis | Hennepin County | MN | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Minneapolice Police Department opened its real-time crime center in April 2020 The RTCC uses the Fusus Unified Awareness platform, and analysts access the 911 and dispatch system, video feeds from around the city, and ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology.
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Agency: Minneapolis Police Department State: MN City: Minneapolis County: Hennepin County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Minneapolice Police Department opened its real-time crime center in April 2020 The RTCC uses the Fusus Unified Awareness platform, and analysts access the 911 and dispatch system, video feeds from around the city, and ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology.
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| Minneapolis Police Department | Minneapolis | Hennepin County | MN | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
| The Minneapolis Police Department's Strategic Information Center access a network of video cameras and other data systems using Fusus technology. | |||||
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Agency: Minneapolis Police Department State: MN City: Minneapolis County: Hennepin County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Minneapolis Police Department's Strategic Information Center access a network of video cameras and other data systems using Fusus technology. |
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| St. Louis Police Department | St. Louis | St. Louis County | MO | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has operated a real-time crime center since May 2015. The RTCC has access to over 600 police and city cameras, more than 200 automated license plate reader, and a network of ShotSpotter gunshot detection sensors. It also has access to an estimated 1,300 additional cameras from businesses in St. Louis. SLMPD also uses Hunchlab (now Shotspotter Connect) predictive policing software.
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Agency: St. Louis Police Department State: MO City: St. Louis County: St. Louis County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has operated a real-time crime center since May 2015. The RTCC has access to over 600 police and city cameras, more than 200 automated license plate reader, and a network of ShotSpotter gunshot detection sensors. It also has access to an estimated 1,300 additional cameras from businesses in St. Louis. SLMPD also uses Hunchlab (now Shotspotter Connect) predictive policing software.
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| Biloxi Police Department | Biloxi | Harrison County | MS | Real-Time Crime Center | Project NOLA |
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The Biloxi Police Department installed 10 cameras from Project NOLA in 2019 as part of a real-time crime center project.
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Agency: Biloxi Police Department State: MS City: Biloxi County: Harrison County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Project NOLA The Biloxi Police Department installed 10 cameras from Project NOLA in 2019 as part of a real-time crime center project.
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| Collins Police Department | Collins | Covington County | MS | Real-Time Crime Center | Project NOLA |
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The Collins Police Department installed surveillance cameras part of a Project NOLA real-time crime center project in 2020. The cameras are monitored 24 hours a day and are equipped with gunshot detection technology.
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Agency: Collins Police Department State: MS City: Collins County: Covington County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Project NOLA The Collins Police Department installed surveillance cameras part of a Project NOLA real-time crime center project in 2020. The cameras are monitored 24 hours a day and are equipped with gunshot detection technology.
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| Hattiesburg Police Department | Hattiesburg | Forrest County, Lamar County | MS | Real-Time Crime Center | Project NOLA |
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In 2020, the Hattiesburg Police Department began building a real-time crime center project through Project NOLA's crime camera program. The "cameras transmit video to the Project NOLA Real-Time Crime Information Center at UNO, where video may be live-monitored, stored and re-broadcast to local law enforcement."
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Agency: Hattiesburg Police Department State: MS City: Hattiesburg County: Forrest County, Lamar County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Project NOLA In 2020, the Hattiesburg Police Department began building a real-time crime center project through Project NOLA's crime camera program. The "cameras transmit video to the Project NOLA Real-Time Crime Information Center at UNO, where video may be live-monitored, stored and re-broadcast to local law enforcement."
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| Jackson Police Department | Jackson | Hinds County | MS | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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The Jackson Police Department launched a real-time crime center in 2019.
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Agency: Jackson Police Department State: MS City: Jackson County: Hinds County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Jackson Police Department launched a real-time crime center in 2019.
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| Tupelo Police Department | Tupelo | Lee County | MS | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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The Tupelo Police Department utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center system.
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Agency: Tupelo Police Department State: MS City: Tupelo County: Lee County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Tupelo Police Department utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center system.
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| Buncombe County Sheriff's Office | Asheville | Buncombe County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
| The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office has used the Fusus real-time crime center platform since September 2022. | |||||
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Agency: Buncombe County Sheriff's Office State: NC City: Asheville County: Buncombe County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office has used the Fusus real-time crime center platform since September 2022. |
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| Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Charlotte | Mecklenburg County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's real-time crime center has been operating since 2013. The RTCC has access to over 1,000 cameras across the city, and is connected to at least 95 fixed automated license plate readers. Around 13 mobile ALPRs are attached to mobile message/radar trailers and a gunshot detection system. As of April 2013, CMPD'S RTCC has also had access to numerous data-sharing networks, including: LexisNexis, NCAWARE, CJLEADS, LiNX, the CMPD records management system, the North Carolina Crime Information Center, and the National Crime Information Center.
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Agency: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department State: NC City: Charlotte County: Mecklenburg County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's real-time crime center has been operating since 2013. The RTCC has access to over 1,000 cameras across the city, and is connected to at least 95 fixed automated license plate readers. Around 13 mobile ALPRs are attached to mobile message/radar trailers and a gunshot detection system. As of April 2013, CMPD'S RTCC has also had access to numerous data-sharing networks, including: LexisNexis, NCAWARE, CJLEADS, LiNX, the CMPD records management system, the North Carolina Crime Information Center, and the National Crime Information Center.
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| Forsyth County Sheriff's Office | Cumming | Forsyth County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center platform.
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Agency: Forsyth County Sheriff's Office State: NC City: Cumming County: Forsyth County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center platform.
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| Elizabeth City Police Department | Elizabeth | Pasquotank County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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Agency: Elizabeth City Police Department State: NC City: Elizabeth County: Pasquotank County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Elizabeth Police Department utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center platform. |
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| Guilford County Sheriff’s Office | Greensboro | Guilford County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Guilford County Sheriff’s Office is building a real-time crime center that is expected to be completed in July 2024.
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Agency: Guilford County Sheriff’s Office State: NC City: Greensboro County: Guilford County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Guilford County Sheriff’s Office is building a real-time crime center that is expected to be completed in July 2024.
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| Salisbury Police Department | Salisbury | Rowan County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The City of Salisbury received a $500,000 grant in 2019 from the U.S. Department of Justice to help fund the Rowan Regional Crime Intelligence Center. The RCIC will serve as a central location for federal, state, and local officers to work together while also integrating technologies for case investigation and intelligence sharing. The Salisbury Police Department began accessing video feeds throughout the city as part of the project.
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Agency: Salisbury Police Department State: NC City: Salisbury County: Rowan County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The City of Salisbury received a $500,000 grant in 2019 from the U.S. Department of Justice to help fund the Rowan Regional Crime Intelligence Center. The RCIC will serve as a central location for federal, state, and local officers to work together while also integrating technologies for case investigation and intelligence sharing. The Salisbury Police Department began accessing video feeds throughout the city as part of the project.
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| Winston-Salem Police Department | Winston-Salem | Forsyth County | NC | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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The Winston-Salem Police Department operates a real-time crime center using Fusus software.
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Agency: Winston-Salem Police Department State: NC City: Winston-Salem County: Forsyth County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Winston-Salem Police Department operates a real-time crime center using Fusus software.
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| New Hampshire Department of Safety | Concord | Merrimack County | NH | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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The New Hampshire Department of Safety activated the Fusus platform for their real-time crime center in 2020.
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Agency: New Hampshire Department of Safety State: NH City: Concord County: Merrimack County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The New Hampshire Department of Safety activated the Fusus platform for their real-time crime center in 2020.
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| Camden County Police Department | Camden | Camden County | NJ | Real-Time Crime Center | CivicScape |
| The Camden County Police Department has operated a "Real Time Tactical Operation Intelligence Center" since 2015. The center uses a pan-tilt-zoom surveillance camera network, gunshot detection, social media monitoring, and predictive policing. | |||||
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Agency: Camden County Police Department State: NJ City: Camden County: Camden County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: CivicScape The Camden County Police Department has operated a "Real Time Tactical Operation Intelligence Center" since 2015. The center uses a pan-tilt-zoom surveillance camera network, gunshot detection, social media monitoring, and predictive policing. |
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| Newark Police Department | Newark | Essex County | NJ | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Newark Police Department functions as the headquarters for the CorrStat Real-Time Crime Center, which has been operational since 2013. The RTCC shares information between the New Jersey Regional Operations Intelligence Center, the Newark Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies in the area. The RTCC has access to ShotSpotter gunshot detection software, automated license plate readers data, and other surveillance technologies.
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Agency: Newark Police Department State: NJ City: Newark County: Essex County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Newark Police Department functions as the headquarters for the CorrStat Real-Time Crime Center, which has been operational since 2013. The RTCC shares information between the New Jersey Regional Operations Intelligence Center, the Newark Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies in the area. The RTCC has access to ShotSpotter gunshot detection software, automated license plate readers data, and other surveillance technologies.
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| Woodbury Police Department | Woodbury | Gloucester County | NJ | Real-Time Crime Center | Project NOLA |
| The Woodbury Police Department partnered with Project NOLA to install over 50 pan-tilt-zoom cameras throughout the city. The Project NOLA Cameras cost $375 apiece and have 24/7 cloud recording at its headquarters in New Orleans. The cameras are located at Delaware Street, Cooper Street and Evergreen Avenue. They also have a a 45-day retention capability, and video evidence can be downloaded and saved on a CD. | |||||
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Agency: Woodbury Police Department State: NJ City: Woodbury County: Gloucester County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Project NOLA The Woodbury Police Department partnered with Project NOLA to install over 50 pan-tilt-zoom cameras throughout the city. The Project NOLA Cameras cost $375 apiece and have 24/7 cloud recording at its headquarters in New Orleans. The cameras are located at Delaware Street, Cooper Street and Evergreen Avenue. They also have a a 45-day retention capability, and video evidence can be downloaded and saved on a CD. |
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| Albuquerque Police Department | Albuquerque | Bernalillo County | NM | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Albuquerque Police Department opened its real-time crime center in March 2011. This RTCC cost $800,000 and was paid through bonds and federal grants. The RTCC has 16 television screens, including a 90-inch monitor, and eight work stations. The center is staffed by four civilian crime analysts, two civilian video production workers, a video intelligence sergeant, a live operations sergeant, and a detective. As part of APD’s overall predictive policing strategy, the RTCC uses a combination of public and private cameras, a face recognition databases, and social media monitoring software.
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Agency: Albuquerque Police Department State: NM City: Albuquerque County: Bernalillo County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Albuquerque Police Department opened its real-time crime center in March 2011. This RTCC cost $800,000 and was paid through bonds and federal grants. The RTCC has 16 television screens, including a 90-inch monitor, and eight work stations. The center is staffed by four civilian crime analysts, two civilian video production workers, a video intelligence sergeant, a live operations sergeant, and a detective. As part of APD’s overall predictive policing strategy, the RTCC uses a combination of public and private cameras, a face recognition databases, and social media monitoring software.
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| Farmington Police Deparment | Farmington | San Juan County | NM | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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Agency: Farmington Police Deparment State: NM City: Farmington County: San Juan County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Farmington Police Deparment opened a real-time crime center in 2021. |
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| Hobbs Police Department | Hobbs | Lea County | NM | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Hobbs Police Department established the Emergency Action General Law Enforcement Intelligence Center (EAGLE IC ) in July 2014. The city's cameras feed into this center, and all multi-family developments are required to provide camera feeds to the center.
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Agency: Hobbs Police Department State: NM City: Hobbs County: Lea County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Hobbs Police Department established the Emergency Action General Law Enforcement Intelligence Center (EAGLE IC ) in July 2014. The city's cameras feed into this center, and all multi-family developments are required to provide camera feeds to the center.
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| Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | Las Vegas | Clark County | NV | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Technical Operations Section uses gunshot detection technology, face recognition software, social media monitoring and automated license plate readers at its real-time crime center. It also has access to Regional Transportation Commission buses to monitor crime. LVMPD claims that its can monitor all activities on the Strip from its RTCC.
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Agency: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department State: NV City: Las Vegas County: Clark County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Technical Operations Section uses gunshot detection technology, face recognition software, social media monitoring and automated license plate readers at its real-time crime center. It also has access to Regional Transportation Commission buses to monitor crime. LVMPD claims that its can monitor all activities on the Strip from its RTCC.
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| Capital Region Crime Analysis Center | Albany | Albany County | NY | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Capital Region Crime Analysis Center (also called the Albany Crime Analysis Center) is part of a network of 10 real-time crime analysis centers supported by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice. It is housed at the Albany Police Department's South station, but serves law enforcement agencies in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Schenectady counties. Established in 2009, it received a $370,000 expansion in 2016. According to a press release, the CAC "features a video wall measuring 4.5-feet high by 12-feet wide that displays multiple sources of data and information in real time, including the Albany Police computer aided dispatch log and public surveillance cameras" and crime-mapping capabilities.
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Agency: Capital Region Crime Analysis Center State: NY City: Albany County: Albany County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Capital Region Crime Analysis Center (also called the Albany Crime Analysis Center) is part of a network of 10 real-time crime analysis centers supported by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice. It is housed at the Albany Police Department's South station, but serves law enforcement agencies in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Schenectady counties. Established in 2009, it received a $370,000 expansion in 2016. According to a press release, the CAC "features a video wall measuring 4.5-feet high by 12-feet wide that displays multiple sources of data and information in real time, including the Albany Police computer aided dispatch log and public surveillance cameras" and crime-mapping capabilities.
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