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As the fiscal year winds down, public safety agencies across the country—particularly in higher education—are under pressure to make smart spending decisions before June 30. Budgets need to be finalized, funds need to be allocated, and in many cases, that means making critical technology purchases under tight timelines. It’s a stressful balancing act: trying to…
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When a small public safety agency chooses a new software system, the stakes are deceptively high. You might only have a dozen officers or a single dispatcher per shift—but your agency is still responsible for responding quickly, managing complex incidents, and meeting the same federal reporting standards as departments 10 times your size. The problem?…
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Public safety agencies rely on technology to keep operations running smoothly, ensure officer safety, and provide the best service to their communities. But what happens when that technology starts working against you instead of for you? Outdated or inefficient public safety software can create major roadblocks—wasting time, increasing costs, and putting compliance at risk. If…
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How do you communicate with your university’s Student Conduct department? Do you regularly share incident reports with Student Conduct or only communicate with the department when a serious incident occurs?