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Leadership

Holistic Public Safety: How to Build a Real Time Crime Center That Focuses on Community Engagement

Location: Ballroom C2, KBHCC

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Michael O'Connor

Deputy Chief
Atlanta Police Department, United States
Jay Draisin

Captain
Orlando Police Department, United States
Marshall Freeman

Chief Operating Officer
Atlanta Police Foundation, United States
Larry Jones, II, MBA, PMP

Assistant Commissioner
City of Cleveland | Department of Public Safety, United States
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Chris Lindenau

Chief Executive Officer
Fusus, United States

Join this interactive panel session to learn how agencies can leverage lessons from the Atlanta, Georgia; Orlando, Florida; and Cleveland, Ohio, Police Departments to implement their own technology and community-centered policing strategies. These innovative police departments have upgraded their intelligence infrastructures and created true real-time intelligence centers by unifying all city and transit cameras, gunfire detectors, automatic vehicle locating, computer-aided dispatch, and other systems onto unified platforms. Most importantly, by integrating community resources like security cameras and floorplans from locations ranging from stadiums and airports to local businesses, these agencies have managed to implement community-centered public safety ecosystems and highly efficient situational awareness networks for their officers and investigators.