ARMS Courtyard Community Reporting

Your Next Step in Community Engagement

This will help to free up your officers for more emergency related calls while increasing community engagement. 

Examples of non-life threatening and/or require no immediate medical attention incident report types that can be reported using ARMS Courtyard:

Benefits and Features
  1. Better Allocation of Department Staff

Allows your staff to concentrate on higher priority calls.

  1. Increase Community Engagement

Improve call response time and build community relationships by permitting anyone to file a report.

  1. Available 24/7

Now more than ever the availability of a secure online reporting system that is available 24/7 to citizens, students, and staff is
vital.

  1. Nothing to Install

No software to install, just a simple, easy to use reporting portal that is available from any internet-enabled computer or mobile.

  1. Simple, Convenient for both Reporter and Officers
  • Reports can be filed 24/7 through our secure ARMS Courtyard reporting system
  • Notifications of reports are received by email minutes.
  • Reporters received an automatic email with report details
  • Nothing to install, easy implementation
  •  Availability on all platforms (smartphone, tablet, desktop, etc.)

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