Public safety professionals know that the truth of an event rarely lives in just one record. Scattered across call notes, incidents, reports, and often, citations, this data tells an equally important part of the story. Citations begin to change the game and bring more background and more understanding to a situation or a suspect. With RMS Citations, users can move beyond fragmented data and toward a more complete, connected view of what actually happened before, during, after, or associated with an event.
In public safety, time is the difference between prevention and reaction, between escalation and control. Yet too often, critical data is buried in systems that require multiple logins, endless tabs, and specialized training to interpret. When seconds matter, complexity becomes a liability.
In this episode of The Horizon Pulse: Inside ForceMetrics Podcast, we are joined by members of our sales team -- Nick Bloom, Blakelyn Bailey and Brendon Longley discussing what public safety data actually needs in 2026.
During a call in Redmond, WA, a dispatcher received a report from a third party describing a couple engaged in a physical altercation. While the caller was able to clearly identify the male involved, the female on scene was uncooperative and refused to provide her identity, creating an immediate gap in situational awareness for responding units.
Englewood PD's Police Desk Officer, Christina Kolk, shares how she makes use of the ForceMetrics Velocity platform when needing to locate information associated with calls for service, and how she's able to stay just as informed, while having access to fewer tools than departments like patrol and dispatch. Tune in below.
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Theft from vehicles is often labeled as a low-priority property crime, but for communities, it’s personal. When items like laptops and tablets, watches, tools and the occasional firearm are stolen from parked cars, agencies face repeated calls for service, frustration from their communities with the perception of inaction, and an escalating confidence in offenders of these property crimes.
Modern mapping tools provide a comprehensive, real-time view of activity across jurisdictions. This means decision-makers are no longer relying on fragmented snapshots, they’re seeing the full picture. With the right platform, agencies can…
We're attending the NOBLE Region 3 Training Conference from April 30-May 2 in Atlanta, GA. If you're going to be there, let's connect!
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