Law Enforcement

  • NG9-1-1: A game changer in public safety

    NG9-1-1: A game changer in public safety

    NG9-1-1 is expected to save more lives and GIS systems and services are a core function of that formula.

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  • NG9-1-1 puts GIS on its map

    NG9-1-1 puts GIS on its map

    GIS has an important role in Next Generation 9-1-1 in Canada–helping deliver improved data, routing of emergency calls and dispatching resources.

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  • App of the Month: Toronto Police Service Crime App

    App of the Month: Toronto Police Service Crime App

    Crime and true data. Find up-to-date real crime data from the police force serving the largest city in Canada, The Toronto Police Service.

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  • Maximize field efficiency with app integration

    Maximize field efficiency with app integration

    Learn how you can boost your next field collection by leveraging and combining ArcGIS apps.

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  • Smart Cities Challenge deadline looms; you have questions, we have answers

    Smart Cities Challenge deadline looms; you have questions, we have answers

    Gerard Peets of Infrastructure Canada answers some of the most frequently asked questions from municipalities about the Smart Cities Challenge.

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    New ArcGIS Pro Tools for Crime Analysis

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  • Canada’s Opioid Crisis: A battle we must win

    Canada’s Opioid Crisis: A battle we must win

    Use GIS to understand the Opioid crisis and tackle the Opioid epidemic- making decisions, reporting drug activity and educating people got easier.

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  • Toronto Police Map the Way Forward

    Toronto Police Map the Way Forward

    Explore how Toronto Police Service released several map-based apps to help modernize community safety initiatives and provide reliable information.

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  • GIS for Crime Analysis

    GIS for Crime Analysis

    Building Better Analysis Capabilities with the ArcGIS Platform

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  • Safe Communities: The Need for More Collaboration

    Safe Communities: The Need for More Collaboration

    Find out how you can build a safe community with GIS software that provides a better operational picture, situational awareness and collaboration

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  • Which maps and apps made it to the 2017 Esri Canada Calendar & Apps of the Month?

    Which maps and apps made it to the 2017 Esri Canada Calendar & Apps of the Month?

    In celebration of Canada’s sesquicentennial, we invited various organizations to submit their maps and apps for our Calendar and Apps of the Month.

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  • Harness the Power of GIS for Public Safety

    Harness the Power of GIS for Public Safety

    Learn how Esri's solutions can help your organization provide intuitive and comprehensive integrated public safety applications to support better decision-making and more effective emergency response.

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  • Law Enforcement Dashboard empowers proactive crime control and targeted response

    Law Enforcement Dashboard empowers proactive crime control and targeted response

    To vastly improve crime analysis and resource deployment, VPD implemented a Department-wide data warehouse that contains provincial-level police information.

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  • How to Build Safer Communities

    How to Build Safer Communities

    Safe Communities is a new initiative that aims to empower government agencies with shared situational awareness through geospatial technology.

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  • How to Build Safer Communities - An Executive Summary

    How to Build Safer Communities - An Executive Summary

    In a Safe Community, people, technology, and processes work together in a coordinated and collaborative way to enhance safety, manage risk, and increase overall engagement through daily operations.

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  • Build and Maintain Safe Communities with ArcGIS

    Build and Maintain Safe Communities with ArcGIS

    Learn how to address safety and security issues in the 21st century with ArcGIS.

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  • Building Safer Communities Through Citizen Engagement

    Building Safer Communities Through Citizen Engagement

    For residents of Saint John, New Brunswick, researching local crime activity is now as simple as reaching for their smartphones.

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  • Geocortex Active Operating Picture

    Geocortex Active Operating Picture

    Geocortex Active Operating Picture’s design enables clear, multi-way communications with mobile accessibility, a common/clear map interface and tools to plan routes, share information.

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