Esri hub technology can help agencies become more transparent and accountable with tools to share authoritative information and communicate engagement efforts with the public. Publish open data such as current and historic crime conditions, agency demographic and diversity data, and information about when and why the agency uses force.
Police need to work with the community to achieve goals that create more equitable outcomes. With community engagement apps, residents can find their neighborhood police officers and leave feedback about ongoing quality-of-life problems and overall level of satisfaction with the department's work.
Understand and share information about the diversity of your agency demographics and promote equitable hiring practices. Use dashboards to understand race and gender characteristics and how they compare to the community as a whole.
Public crime mapping applications can help residents identify and understand historic and emerging crime patterns in their neighborhoods. Easy-to-create custom reports can facilitate community action meetings and help residents visualize crime trends.
See statistics about how and why force was used and learn more about the communities most impacted by police use of force. Help the community understand police use-of-force incidents.
Data is foundational to police transparency and accountability. Use GIS tools to publish your agency's key documents and authoritative datasets, including crime and incident data, jurisdictional boundaries, general orders, annual reports, and any other key performance indicators that can help foster transparent and open policing.
ARCGIS BLOG
This solution can be used to share authoritative information and communicate engagement efforts that build trust with the public.
ESRI BLOG
Custom apps present location-specific information to increase officer safety and effectiveness.
NEWS ARTICLE
Using ArcGIS technology, St. Charles, Missouri, posts crime data and police activity information that people can access immediately.
NEWS ARTICLE
A new open data portal in Boulder, Colorado, lets the public view and download crime data to boost transparency and help reduce crime.
Share authoritative information and communicate engagement efforts that build trust with the general public and community stakeholders.
Work together with internal and external stakeholders to track progress, improve outcomes, and create vibrant communities.
The secure, cloud-based ArcGIS Online allows you and your team to share maps and apps, collaborate, and analyze data anytime, anywhere.
Use intuitive and interactive data visualizations to present location-based analytics on one screen.
