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Parker Police Department Hosted Training Events
February 9, 2017
The Parker Police Department is offering a series of trainings over the next few months. You can find each of them on the calendar, and the fliers are here with more information.
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License Plate Readers Policy Available Now
February 9, 2017
Automatic license plate readers (ALPRs)—also known as license plate readers (LPRs)—use image-processing technology to identify vehicles by their license plates. LPRs automate a process that, in the past, was conducted manually by officers, license plate by license plate, with much officer discretion. Using a special form of optical character recognition (OCR), the LPR’s algorithms transform pixels of a digital image into the text of a license plate. Since entering the market, LPRs have been employed in many applications, but one of the fastest-growing uses is by justice entities who use LPR technology as an investigative tool... click here to read the full article and to access the policy.
Be sure you are logged in to your profile to access the information.
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Mid-Year 2017 Registration Closes Sunday at 5PM
February 2, 2017
2017 Mid-Year is less than two weeks away. For those already registered, thank you. We are excited to see you! Be sure to check out the online schedule and to create an account with sched.org. Conference updates, handouts, and PowerPoints from presentations will all be here!
For those not registered quite yet, online registration closes on Sunday, February 5, at 5pm.
To ensure your spot at Mid-Year, please get registered this week. If you have any difficulities logging in, please call 720-893-CACP or email [email protected]. |
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The FirstNet Colorado Newsletter January Edition Is Here
February 2, 2017
FirstNet Colorado has released their newsletter for January 2017.
The FirstNet partner award announcement will not be made until March 1, 2017 or later. The delay is due to a protest filed with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims by Rivada Mercury, one of the three previously known bidders in the process. AT&T is the only publicly known bidder believed to remain in the federal procurement process.
Rest assured, this temporary delay is not stalling Colorado's public safety broadband planning efforts! Our team is preparing a comprehensive tool to allow local, state and tribal stakeholders to assess the state plan. Additionally, Colorado anticipates publishing its own Request for Proposal (RFP) for an alternative state plan in preparation for the Governor's decision sometime (we estimate) in late 2017. Stay tuned!
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Colorado Police Quarterly Issue 4: Winter 2016 Has Been Released
February 2, 2017
The Colorado Police Quarterly latest edition has been published. You can find it here. Be sure you are logged into your member profile to see the issues. |
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