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| Arlington Police Department | Arlington | Tarrant County | TX | Video Analytics | BriefCam |
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The Arlington Police Department purchased BriefCam video analytics software for $76,000 in 2019.
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Agency: Arlington Police Department State: TX City: Arlington County: Tarrant County Technology: Video Analytics Vendor: BriefCam The Arlington Police Department purchased BriefCam video analytics software for $76,000 in 2019.
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| Harris County Sheriff's Office | Houston | Harris County | TX | Video Analytics | BriefCam |
| The Harris County Sheriff's Office was in the process of finalizing the purchase of Briefcam video analytics in October 2020. | |||||
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Agency: Harris County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Houston County: Harris County Technology: Video Analytics Vendor: BriefCam The Harris County Sheriff's Office was in the process of finalizing the purchase of Briefcam video analytics in October 2020. |
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| Austin Police Department | Austin | Travis County | TX | Third-party Investigative Platforms | LexisNexis Risk Solutions |
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The Austin Police Department entered a contract for LexisNexis's Accurint Virtual Crime Center investigative platform in May 2023.
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Agency: Austin Police Department State: TX City: Austin County: Travis County Technology: Third-party Investigative Platforms Vendor: LexisNexis Risk Solutions The Austin Police Department entered a contract for LexisNexis's Accurint Virtual Crime Center investigative platform in May 2023.
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| Texas Department of Public Safety | Austin | Travis County | TX | Third-party Investigative Platforms | LexisNexis Risk Solutions |
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The Texas Department of Public Safety entered into a five year contract for the LexisNexis Accurint Virtual Crime Center investigative platform on 05/10/2022.
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Agency: Texas Department of Public Safety State: TX City: Austin County: Travis County Technology: Third-party Investigative Platforms Vendor: LexisNexis Risk Solutions The Texas Department of Public Safety entered into a five year contract for the LexisNexis Accurint Virtual Crime Center investigative platform on 05/10/2022.
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| Houston Police Department | Houston | Harris County | TX | Third-party Investigative Platforms | SoundThinking |
| The Houston Police Department uses SoundThinking's CrimeTracer investigative platform. | |||||
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Agency: Houston Police Department State: TX City: Houston County: Harris County Technology: Third-party Investigative Platforms Vendor: SoundThinking The Houston Police Department uses SoundThinking's CrimeTracer investigative platform. |
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| Montgomery County Sheriff's Office | Conroe | Montgomery County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | Motorola Solutions |
| Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office built a real-time crime center powered by Motorola Solutions in 2020. | |||||
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Agency: Montgomery County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Conroe County: Montgomery County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Motorola Solutions Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office built a real-time crime center powered by Motorola Solutions in 2020. |
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| Montgomery County Sheriff's Office | Conroe | Montgomery County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office began developing its real-time crime center in 2017. The RTCC access calls for service, surveillance cameras, CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch). The department also contracted with Motorola Solutions for automated license plate readers and CommandCentral Real-Time Situational Awareness Software.
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Agency: Montgomery County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Conroe County: Montgomery County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office began developing its real-time crime center in 2017. The RTCC access calls for service, surveillance cameras, CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch). The department also contracted with Motorola Solutions for automated license plate readers and CommandCentral Real-Time Situational Awareness Software.
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| Austin Police Department | Austin | Travis County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Austin Police Department has operated a real-time crime center since 2010. The RTCC cost about $750,000 and was paid for without city funds through a federal grant. The RTCC accesses a network of 1000 H.A.L.O., or High Activity Location Observation, surveillance cameras throughout the city.
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Agency: Austin Police Department State: TX City: Austin County: Travis County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Austin Police Department has operated a real-time crime center since 2010. The RTCC cost about $750,000 and was paid for without city funds through a federal grant. The RTCC accesses a network of 1000 H.A.L.O., or High Activity Location Observation, surveillance cameras throughout the city.
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| Fort Worth Police Department | Fort Worth | Tarrant County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Fort Worth Police Department's Real-Time Crime Center accesses more 360 cameras across the city as well as automated license plate readers.
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Agency: Fort Worth Police Department State: TX City: Fort Worth County: Tarrant County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Fort Worth Police Department's Real-Time Crime Center accesses more 360 cameras across the city as well as automated license plate readers.
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| Houston Police Department | Houston | Harris County, Fort Bend County, Montgomery County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Houston Police Department merged two units—command center and the crime analysis division—into a singular, 24-hour crime center in 2008. The RTCC’s goal is “to disseminate crime information and investigative-support data to officers and investigators in the field in ‘real-time’ as an incident occurs.” The RTCC employs 12 civilian criminal intelligence analysts and 22 officers.
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Agency: Houston Police Department State: TX City: Houston County: Harris County, Fort Bend County, Montgomery County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Houston Police Department merged two units—command center and the crime analysis division—into a singular, 24-hour crime center in 2008. The RTCC’s goal is “to disseminate crime information and investigative-support data to officers and investigators in the field in ‘real-time’ as an incident occurs.” The RTCC employs 12 civilian criminal intelligence analysts and 22 officers.
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| Harris County Sheriff's Office | Houston | Harris County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Harris County Sheriff’s Office revealed its Real-Time Crime Center and Incident Management Unit in 2016, which is maintained in the Houston TranStar building. The RTCC has access to over 30 databases and is a communications and monitoring center where crime data is collected, analyzed and dispatched to patrol officers during criminal activities. The RTCC access both public and private cameras, through a program called Secure Watch. RTCC staff also have access to face recognition technology.
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Agency: Harris County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Houston County: Harris County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Harris County Sheriff’s Office revealed its Real-Time Crime Center and Incident Management Unit in 2016, which is maintained in the Houston TranStar building. The RTCC has access to over 30 databases and is a communications and monitoring center where crime data is collected, analyzed and dispatched to patrol officers during criminal activities. The RTCC access both public and private cameras, through a program called Secure Watch. RTCC staff also have access to face recognition technology.
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| Laredo Police Department | Laredo | Webb County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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In 2018, the Laredo Police Department received approval to establish a $1.4 million real-time crime center in the city. Most of the funding was earmarked for installing surveillance cameras around the city. Schools in the area have also agreed to feed data to the RTCC.
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Agency: Laredo Police Department State: TX City: Laredo County: Webb County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: In 2018, the Laredo Police Department received approval to establish a $1.4 million real-time crime center in the city. Most of the funding was earmarked for installing surveillance cameras around the city. Schools in the area have also agreed to feed data to the RTCC.
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| Dallas Police Department | Dallas | Dallas County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | Motorola Solutions |
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Agency: Dallas Police Department State: TX City: Dallas County: Dallas County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Motorola Solutions The Dallas Police Department partnered with Motorola Solutions to start a real-time crime center in 2019. |
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| Dallas Police Department | Dallas | Dallas County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
| The Dallas Police Department was in the process of getting the Fusus camera registry system as of April 2023. | |||||
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Agency: Dallas Police Department State: TX City: Dallas County: Dallas County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Dallas Police Department was in the process of getting the Fusus camera registry system as of April 2023. |
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| Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office | Richmond | Fort Bend County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | Fusus |
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Agency: Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Richmond County: Fort Bend County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: Fusus The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office utilizes the Fusus real-time crime center platform. |
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| Amarillo Police Department | Amarillo | Potter County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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The Amarillo Police Department planned to launch a real-time crime center in 2022.
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Agency: Amarillo Police Department State: TX City: Amarillo County: Potter County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: The Amarillo Police Department planned to launch a real-time crime center in 2022.
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| Brazos County Sheriff's Office | Bryan | Brazos County | TX | Real-Time Crime Center | |
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As of July 2023, the Brazos County Sheriff's Office was creating a real-time crime center.
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Agency: Brazos County Sheriff's Office State: TX City: Bryan County: Brazos County Technology: Real-Time Crime Center Vendor: As of July 2023, the Brazos County Sheriff's Office was creating a real-time crime center.
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| Dallas Police Department | Dallas | Dallas County | TX | Predictive Policing | Compstat |
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Agency: Dallas Police Department State: TX City: Dallas County: Dallas County Technology: Predictive Policing Vendor: Compstat The Dallas Police Department's Intelligence Led Policing Division uses predictive policing software. |
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| Marshall Police Department | Marshall | Harrison County | TX | Predictive Policing | |
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The Marshall Police Department has used its Compstat system for predictive policing software since 2017.
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Agency: Marshall Police Department State: TX City: Marshall County: Harrison County Technology: Predictive Policing Vendor: The Marshall Police Department has used its Compstat system for predictive policing software since 2017.
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| Houston Police Department | Houston | Houston County | TX | Predictive Policing | AISight |
| The Houston Police Department acquired AISight predictive policing as early as 2012, which was still in use as of 2020. | |||||
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Agency: Houston Police Department State: TX City: Houston County: Houston County Technology: Predictive Policing Vendor: AISight The Houston Police Department acquired AISight predictive policing as early as 2012, which was still in use as of 2020. |
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| Farmers Branch Police Department | Farmers Branch | Dallas County | TX | Predictive Policing | Geolitica |
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According to reporting from The Markup, the Farmers Branch Police Department used PredPol (now Geolitica) between 2/21/18 and 9/29/18.
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Agency: Farmers Branch Police Department State: TX City: Farmers Branch County: Dallas County Technology: Predictive Policing Vendor: Geolitica According to reporting from The Markup, the Farmers Branch Police Department used PredPol (now Geolitica) between 2/21/18 and 9/29/18.
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| Jacksonville Police Department | Jacksonville | Cherokee County | TX | Predictive Policing | Geolitica |
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According to reporting from The Markup, the Jacksonville Police Department used PredPol (now Geolitica) between 02/24/18 and 10/30/19.
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Agency: Jacksonville Police Department State: TX City: Jacksonville County: Cherokee County Technology: Predictive Policing Vendor: Geolitica According to reporting from The Markup, the Jacksonville Police Department used PredPol (now Geolitica) between 02/24/18 and 10/30/19.
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| Houston Police Department | Houston | Harris County | TX | Gunshot Detection | Shotspotter |
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In January 2022, the Houston City Council approved a $3.5 million contract to employ Shotspotter for five years.
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Agency: Houston Police Department State: TX City: Houston County: Harris County Technology: Gunshot Detection Vendor: Shotspotter In January 2022, the Houston City Council approved a $3.5 million contract to employ Shotspotter for five years.
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| DeSoto Police Department | DeSoto | Dallas County | TX | Gunshot Detection | Shotspotter |
| The DeSoto Police Department has installed gunshot technology in a 2-square mile area of town. | |||||
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Agency: DeSoto Police Department State: TX City: DeSoto County: Dallas County Technology: Gunshot Detection Vendor: Shotspotter The DeSoto Police Department has installed gunshot technology in a 2-square mile area of town. |
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| Desoto Police Department | Desoto | Dallas County | TX | Gunshot Detection | SoundThinking |
| The DeSoto Police Department started using Shotspotter technology in April 2023. | |||||
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Agency: Desoto Police Department State: TX City: Desoto County: Dallas County Technology: Gunshot Detection Vendor: SoundThinking The DeSoto Police Department started using Shotspotter technology in April 2023. |
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