Chandler mayor, officials, board members tour Real Time Crime Center
Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke, right, speaks with Marcelo Camacho of the Chandler Police Department's new Real Time Crime Center during a recent tour.
Courtesy of City of Chandler
Members of the Chandler City Council and residents serving on police-related boards and commissions recently toured the Real Time Crime Center at the Chandler Police Department.
“The Real Time Crime Center is a game-changer in how we will protect our community and ensure the safety of police officers,” Mayor Kevin Hartke said in a news release. “The insights gathered here allow officers to arrive on scene more informed, better prepared and safer.”
The center integrates advanced mapping, surveillance and traffic cameras, drones and other police technology resources to locate and gather information related to emergency calls.
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Members of the Chandler City Council and residents serving on police-related boards and commissions recently toured the Real Time Crime Center at the Chandler Police Department.
“The Real Time Crime Center is a game-changer in how we will protect our community and ensure the safety of police officers,” Mayor Kevin Hartke said in a news release. “The insights gathered here allow officers to arrive on scene more informed, better prepared and safer.”
The center integrates advanced mapping, surveillance and traffic cameras, drones and other police technology resources to locate and gather information related to emergency calls.
Using updated information enhances situational awareness for police officers and offers vital information as they arrive on-scene. It also gathers information and evidence that can aid in the investigation of police incidents.
These resources equip police with information and tools needed to protect residents, businesses and officers. As this center evolves, there will be future opportunities for businesses and residents to opt-in to providing the center with access to their surveillance and security cameras.
These insights will help police respond during emergencies and investigate crimes, which enhances safety for the community and officers.
Click here to read more about the Chandler Independent's tour of the facility in July and how much it cost to construct and arrange the RTCC.
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