The Glenview Public Safety Dispatch Center is using a new artificial intelligence program to help train new and seasoned 911 dispatchers to handle almost every emergency scenario that the job may throw at them, officials said.
“This is a game changer in the ‘911′ world,” said Brent Reynolds, director of public safety and support services for the village of Glenview.
With its ability to interact with human beings and provide them with answers, artificial
intelligence (AI) has a real place in law enforcement (LE) communications — and it can’t come
into service soon enough!
(KRON) — Issues continue to plague the city of Oakland’s 911 system. After failing Thursday, the automated system failed for a second time Saturday and was down for hours. However, residents and the city’s police union say the issues have been going on a lot longer than that.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – On Thursday, Atlanta emergency officials showed off new tech upgrades at its 911 call center in downtown Atlanta.
The biggest enhancement is real-time location detection.
