ArcNews Online
 

Summer 2008
 

GIS in Law Enforcement

Over the past decades, the responsibilities of police agencies have expanded into many areas, including school resource duties; drug prevention programs; and new policing methodologies, such as problem-oriented policing or community-oriented policing. GIS is a valuable tool for all aspects of law enforcement. It's successfully used today by agencies of all sizes for investigations, operations, planning, and management. Please see our special section articles below.

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