Redmond Police Department Partners with ForceMetrics to Improve Real-Time Decision-Making

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The Redmond Police Department has officially partnered with ForceMetrics to enhance their real-time decision-making capabilities, marking a significant advancement in public safety technology. This collaboration will provide officers and dispatchers with immediate access to essential safety and social needs information during 911 interactions, enabling them to respond more effectively to incidents in the community. Police Chief Darrell Lowe emphasized that prioritizing community safety is at the core of this initiative. The integration of ForceMetrics' platform complements Redmond PD's commitment to leveraging innovative solutions, such as their successful drone program initiated in April 2024. Andre McGregor, CEO of ForceMetrics, praised Redmond PD for being a leader in public safety innovation.

He stated that empowering first responders with timely information is crucial for making safer decisions. This partnership is expected to enhance response capabilities while fostering trust within the community through transparency and effective policing. Overall, the collaboration signifies a progressive step forward in the Redmond Police Department’s mission to provide exceptional public safety services.

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