Smart Policing Summit 2015

Join us at the Smart Policing Summit 2015 as we bring together Chiefs of Police, Head Crime Analysts, and Senior Ranking law Enforcement Personnel from across the country to explore advancements in smart policing initiatives and modern technology adoption that will be critical in ensuring the safety of our police and the people they protect.

Key Benefits For Attending:

Familiarize yourself with the path to Smart Policing integration
Learn to create benefit opportunities in a technology project
Catch up on research being conducted on innovative, evidence-Based, crime reduction Strategies
Learn how agencies have reduced crime by increasing cooperation with high-crime communities
Hear about Shawnee Police DDACTS: Right Place, Right Time, and Right Reason
Benchmark against agencies that have advanced knowledge and practice of Next Generation Policing
Meet key law enforcement personnel who paved the way to Smart Policing
Understand the role of Body-Worn Cameras, UAS, Biometrics and Gunshot Location Systems in Modern-Day Police Work

Speaker and Presenter Information

Larry Larimore, Chief of Police - Shawnee, Kansas Police Department
Gary Jenkins, Police Chief - Pullman Police Department
Jac Charlier, SME - TASC Institute
Bruce Kubu, Deputy Director of Research - PERF (Police Executive Research Forum)
Scott Davis, Coordinator - Montgomery County Police Department
Jeremy Slavish, Division Director - Michigan State Police
Chris Magnus, Chief of Police - City of Richmond, California
David Makin, Research Fellow - Washington State Institute for Criminal Justice
Athena Morrow, Manager, Adult Forensic Services - Montgomery Country Department of Health and Human Services