Build Trust and Accountability
with Transparent
Use-of-Force Reporting
Law enforcement agencies have long worked to address use-of-force concerns while navigating an increasingly complex information environment shaped by live video and social media. Without clear, consistent data, misconceptions about how frequently use-of-force occurs can spread quickly, challenging public trust.
In this ebook “Connecting Professional Standards and Community Engagement with Public Safety Software”, we discuss how investments in public safety technology that supports better tracking, transparency and community engagement, can help police departments to strengthen accountability and build public confidence in the vital work that they do.
How transparent reporting can help combat public misperception on the frequency of use-of-force incidents and the surrounding circumstances
Why easily accessible and accurate information is important to show the community that their concerns are being taken seriously
How technology can help agencies collect and share use-of-force data both internally and externally
How gathering public feedback can help strengthen agencies relationships with the communities they serve
Deployment reduced average dispatch times by over 20% within the first 6 months.
Deployment reduced average dispatch times by over 20% within the first 6 months.
Deployment reduced average dispatch times by over 20% within the first 6 months.
Deployment reduced average dispatch times by over 20% within the first 6 months.
Misperceptions around use-of-force incidents negatively impact the reputation of an agency and erode public trust. By providing the public access to fact-based information and showing accountability and transparency, agencies can lay the groundwork for stronger police-community relationships.