A leap forward for law enforcement: Insights from IACP 2023
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Staff
Peregrine
Published
November 9, 2023
Author
Staff
Peregrine
Published
November 9, 2023
The International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference is always one of the most important events our team attends all year. This year’s conference was no different.
We had the chance to interview customers and public safety leaders like Deputy Chief Hampton from the Atlanta PD, Chief Medina from the Albuquerque PD, Captain Reynolds from the Livermore Police Department, Chief Bustillos from the Concord Police Department, and Deputy Chief Hohn McMahon from the Los Angeles Police Department. Check it out, in less than 60 seconds:
The themes from this year’s conference – building trust and transparency between law enforcement agencies and the people they serve, promoting officer wellness and safety, and bolstering recruitment and retention – all resonate with us.
Before Peregrine, there was no solution built to address the entire “data-to-decision-making” process across an organization for all its employees. There certainly wasn’t technology available that could also flexibly adapt to different outcomes depending on the organization, how its employees work, and the needs of the communities it serves. We’re here to change that.
If you have questions about how we can help your department, get in touch. If our mission resonates with you, check out Peregrine’s many open roles and join the team.
And if you’re interested in diving deeper on any of the key themes from the conference, we’ve got you covered.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference is always one of the most important events our team attends all year. This year’s conference was no different.
🎥 WATCH → WHY PUBLIC SAFETY LEADERS VALUE IACP
At IACP 2023, Peregrine spoke with law enforcement leaders about why the conference remains an important space for public safety innovation, collaboration, and shared learning.
Featured voices include:
- Deputy Chief Charles Hampton, Atlanta Police Department
- Chief Harold Medina, Albuquerque Police Department
- Captain John Reynolds, Livermore Police Department
- Chief Mark Bustillos, Concord Police Department
- Deputy Chief John McMahon, Los Angeles Police Department
The themes from this year’s conference — building trust and transparency between law enforcement agencies and the people they serve, promoting officer wellness and safety, and bolstering recruitment and retention — all resonate with us.
Before Peregrine, there was no solution built to address the entire “data-to-decision-making” process across an organization for all its employees. There certainly wasn’t technology available that could also flexibly adapt to different outcomes depending on the organization, how its employees work, and the needs of the communities it serves. We’re here to change that.
If you have questions about how we can help your department, get in touch. If our mission resonates with you, check out Peregrine’s many open roles and join the team.
🔎 DIVE DEEPER → EXPLORE KEY THEMES FROM IACP 2023
Building trust:
- How the Newark Police Department uses data integration to improve crime analysis and community engagement
- Peregrine 101: How unified data supports safer, more trusted policing
Data transparency:
- How the Lathrop Police Department uses integrated video data to solve crimes
- How data integration helps law enforcement make better decisions
Officer safety and wellness:
- Unlocking a data-driven approach to officer wellness
- How police departments use data to motivate, protect, and empower their officers
Recruitment and retention:
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