Crimes across Wisconsin are going unsolved due to systems that do not effectively share information among public safety agencies in different cities, counties, and states. Police departments spend a tremendous amount of time, and therefore taxpayer money, collecting, compiling, and digesting data before that information even becomes actionable. For example, investigators devote precious time to following the breadcrumbs of an investigation, which often takes longer than it should because data from external agencies or departments is not easily accessible.
It’s crucial for municipal budget managers to search for ways to trim expenses and find efficiencies when delivering services. Now, new tools are available to assist officers in the process of sharing critical information – reducing officers’ time, saving taxpayer money, and ensuring safer communities.
Peregrine is a leading purpose-built platform to tap the potential of cross-jurisdictional data sharing between police departments.
Peregrine allows agencies to: