Campbell Police Department

?? Technology played a vital role in enhancing safety and response during our February 2 critical incident involving a firearm. Campbell PD leveraged our advanced tools to ensure a coordinated and effective resolution, allowing our officers, dispatchers, SWAT, and Crisis Negotiation Team to work seamlessly together. ?? Drones provided aerial visual during the incident and interior clearance before SWAT entered. ?? Fusus Real Time Information Center streamed body-worn and drone footage to our command post, enhancing situational awareness. ?? Mobile Emergency Operations Center (MEOC) allowed us to house and deploy our technology and resources on the go. By integrating these tools, we’re improving real-time decision-making, increasing efficiency, and enhancing safety for both officers and the community. #CampbellPD #TechnologyInPolicing

At the heart of the Campbell Police Department is a team of dedicated professionals and strong community partnerships that work together to keep our city safe. Last week, we had the privilege of recognizing the outstanding achievements of our staff and the invaluable support of our community. Here are just a few of the well-deserved honors: ?? Officer of the Year & Event of the Year ? Detective Peckham ?? Dispatcher of the Year Dispatcher Adriana ?? Records Specialist of the Year Records Specialist Roush ?? Community Excellence Award Officer Neff ?? CIT Officer of the Year Agent Favreau ?? Life-Saving Award Agent Buckovic Officer Leon Officer Nunn Officer Stromska ? Special Community Acknowledgement ? Daniel Weigert We are incredibly proud of our team and grateful for the partnerships that help us serve and protect our community every day! ???? #CampbellPD #CommunityPartnerships

???? Over the Thanksgiving holiday, our amazing officers and dispatchers worked hard to keep our Campbell community safe! Thanksgiving Holiday Stats (11/27/24 - 12/1/24): ?? 695 Calls answered by dispatch ?? 390 Calls for Service, including ?? 175 9-1-1 Calls ?? 19 Arrests, including 3 DUIs (one of which was a hit-and-run collision) ?? 29 Proactive Car Stops to address CVC violations We’re thankful for our teams dedication and for those who did their part to stay safe this holiday season! ?? #CommunitySafety #CampbellPD

Congratulations to Officers Carnduff and Officer Garcia on completing their FTO training and officially being on their own since October! Their hard work and dedication have brought them to this exciting milestone, and we’re thrilled to have them serving our Campbell community. ?? #CampbellPD

Every giant leap forward in public safety is driven by the dedication of those on the front lines. Milestones like the future of AI in public safety, Campbell PD’s success with DFR technology and the opening of our Boston office showcase how innovative tech is shaping safer communities. We’re proud to share stories that demonstrate how our mission to protect more lives in more places is advancing every day. The Guardian: https://lnkd.in/gzysY-qi Campbell Police Department:?https://lnkd.in/ettKUJ9S Boston Globe Media: https://lnkd.in/g3kMHgUU #Axon #ProtectLife

We can't end the week without recognizing our amazing Records Unit. From processing thousands of reports and safeguarding property and evidence to securing vital grant funding, they truly do it all and more! Every day, they work behind the scenes to keep our Campbell Police Department running smoothly. Happy Records Appreciation Week! ??

We’re proud to partner with Axon to enhance public safety and streamline our operations. We’re leveraging innovative tools like Draft One for faster report writing, Axon Fusus for real-time crime center integration, and DFR (Drone as First Responder) technology to help our officers better serve our Campbell community.

The Campbell Police Department is proud to announce a groundbreaking achievement in public safety technology, becoming the first law enforcement agency in the United States to secure a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) waiver with authorization for nighttime operations. This waiver is the first to incorporate radar technology with electro-optical sensors to enhance airspace monitoring, enabling a single remote pilot to safely deploy drones both day and night. In May of this year, the department installed the Dedrone by Axon "Beyond" system, integrated with MatrixSpace radar. This multi-sensor fusion technology enhances airspace awareness by combining radar, camera feeds, and general aviation traffic detection, allowing safe and rapid drone deployment to emergency calls. With the introduction of this advanced technology and the support of key partners, the Campbell Police Department was able to secure this FAA waiver for its Drone as First Responder (DFR) program. Previously, DFR operations required a secondary off-site visual observer to monitor airspace for potential hazards from general aviation aircrafts and were limited to daylight hours. This waiver removes the need for the human visual observer and enables nighttime deployments, allowing for 24/7 single-pilot operations. The Campbell Police Department would like to recognize our key partners, MatrixSpace, Dedrone by Axon, and Axon Air Remote powered by DroneSense, Inc. for their contributions to this achievement. A special thank you goes to Brandon Karr of DroneSense, Inc. and Charles Werner of DRONERESPONDERS , who both have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to help secure this waiver and continue to improve DFR programs across the nation. The Campbell Police Department would also like to thank FAA Flight Standards, FAA Air Traffic Operations, and the FAA 91.113 waiver team for their support in obtaining this unprecedented waiver. “This FAA waiver marks a major milestone for our department and the community we serve,” said Chief Gary Berg. “By integrating this cutting-edge technology, we can now respond to emergencies even faster and more effectively, day and night. These partnerships underscore the critical role public-private collaboration plays in advancing public safety, ensuring we have the tools to protect our community when it matters most.” Together, we are setting new standards for public safety and paving the way for innovative technology in law enforcement.

Drone as First Responder (DFR) technology enables law enforcement agencies like Campbell Police Department to respond more efficiently and effectively to a wide range of incidents, including retail theft. Campbell PD’s DFR program is an incredible example of utilizing drone technology to quickly resolve a situation in order to maintain safety in their community. We’re thrilled to collaborate in partnerships that are helping shape the future of public safety. #DFR #Axon #ProtectLife

Last week we had the privilege of hosting Axon to talk about how utilizing new technology has allowed for us to better serve and protect our community. We can’t wait to share these videos with you soon!? #CampbellPD #Axon?