Chicago launches public safety technology pilot two years after ShotSpotter ended
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter. Chicago is set to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter. The pilot will be tested in six police districts, including the 7th District in Englewood. However, the city has not specified how the pilot will work, which technology or vendors will be involved, or how much it will cost. Mayor Brandon Johnson stated the goal is to determine what works, protects civil rights and improves public safety before making long-term commitments. Joseph Williams, a 7th district police council member, welcomed the pilot and has heard positive feedback from residents.
Pubblicato : 4 ore fa di Leslie Moreno in Politics Tech
Chicago is preparing to launch a new public safety technology pilot program, two years after the city discontinued ShotSpotter.
The pilot will be tested in six police districts, including the 7th Dis... [1584 symbols]
