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Is Your Body Camera Program Ready to Meet 2025’s Demands? Body cameras are more than just a tool—they’re essential for officer safety, public trust, and legal protection. In this expert panel, Retired Sheriff John Boyd, Lt. James Coonce, and Retired Chief Michael Ranalli break down real-world strategies to help law enforcement agencies implement, manage, and optimize their body-worn camera programs. In this episode of Space for Knowledge, you'll learn: ?? How to create a solid body-worn camera policy ?? Best practices for officer training & adoption ?? How to securely manage and store digital evidence ?? How to balance transparency with privacy laws Watch On-Demand Now: https://bit.ly/4hwQsY1 #LawEnforcement #BodyCameras #BodyCameraProgram Lexipol

Brentwood Fire Department Renews Partnership with Utility The Brentwood, TN Fire Department has renewed their trust in Utility’s in-car video solution, ensuring their team is prepared for every critical call. From providing real-time updates during structure fires to documenting multi-vehicle accidents, this advanced video technology enhances communication, supports on-scene decision-making, and simplifies post-incident reviews. Integrated with a robust digital evidence management system (DEMS), the solution reduces paperwork and streamlines evidence management—giving first responders more time to focus on what matters most: protecting lives and their community. Learn more about Utility’s in-car video and evidence management solution: https://hubs.ly/Q03cS8yL0

Rolling out body-worn cameras is a big step—but the real impact comes from what happens behind the scenes. Strong policies. Clear training. Thoughtful oversight. These are what make a program effective—not just active. In this Space for Knowledge episode, Sheriff (Ret.) John Boyd, Chief (Ret.) Michael Ranalli, and Lt. James Coonce share practical takeaways from years of experience to help agencies build programs that truly support their officers. ??Watch the full episode: https://hubs.ly/Q03dtCwz0 #BodyCameras #BodyCameraPolicy #SpaceForKnowledge

Welcome Warsaw PD, Jackson Township PD & Greenville PD! Three agencies. One powerful mission: smarter, safer policing. We’re proud to welcome Warsaw (NC) Police, Jackson Township (PA) Police, and Greenville (NC) Police to the Utility, Inc. family as they begin their journey toward more connected, transparent, and officer-focused technology. By bringing together body-worn cameras, in-car video, ALPR, and real-time alerts, these agencies are building a system that works as one—helping officers stay aware, stay safe, and stay focused on what matters most. ? Smarter situational awareness in the moment ? Automated video capture when every second counts ? Secure digital evidence that’s easy to access and manage ? A single platform that brings it all together We’re honored to support these departments as they take this next step in modern policing. #PoliceTechnology #DigitalEvidence #BWC #ICV #ALPR

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Do You Remember Your Career Day? ??♂? For many of us, Career Day was our first glimpse into the possibilities of the future. At Pleasantdale Elementary, young minds got that same spark of inspiration—this time from both a dedicated Mahar Doraville PD officer and our own VP of Growth Marketing, Nakisha G.. Nakisha shared her journey in Product Marketing, giving students a hands-on look at our EOS Fusion body camera, while the officer spoke about the responsibility, courage, and heart it takes to serve and protect. These moments are more than just classroom visits—they are seeds planted in young minds, showing them what it means to lead, to serve, and to make a difference. At Utility, Inc., we are proud to stand alongside those who wear the badge today and those who may one day answer the call. #CareerDay #FutureOfficers #EOSFusion

Beaufort County Sheriff Renews Partnership with Utility We’re honored to support the Beaufort County NC Sheriff's Office for another five years as they renew and expand their tools for the field. With refreshed EOS body cameras, in-car video systems, and new ALPR units, plus CAD integration and expanded data storage, their team is better equipped to tackle every challenge. These tools aren’t just tech—they’re built to protect officers and their community. From capturing critical evidence during high-stakes stops to providing real-time insights for faster, safer responses, Utility stands with Beaufort County to keep every moment mission-ready. Thank you, Beaufort County Sheriff, for continuing to trust Utility. Together, we’re making every call count. #BeaufortCountySheriff

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"Without the [body camera] policy, I’m not really sure how you train… Sure, there’s manufacturer training—press a button. But more important is when to press it, why it matters, and what happens after.” – Retired Chief Mike Ranalli A body camera program is only as strong as its policies and training. Officers need clear guidance on when to record, why it’s required, and how the footage will be used. Without that foundation, compliance becomes a challenge. In this episode of Space for Knowledge, Retired Sheriff John Boyd, Lt. James Coonce, and Retired Chief Michael Ranalli share key strategies on: ?Building adaptable body camera policies ? Training that encourages compliance, not resistance ? Managing and securing digital evidence ? Balancing transparency and officer protection Is your agency prepared for today’s challenges? Watch now: https://bit.ly/4hAlA9i #LawEnforcement #BodyCameras #PoliceTraining #DigitalEvidence #PublicSafety

As of February 7, 2025, there have already been four school shootings in the U.S., leaving one person dead and at least five others injured. Each of these incidents is more than a statistic—they are lives forever changed. For students, educators, and families, safety shouldn’t be a question. Campus security teams carry the weight of ensuring that schools remain places of learning, not fear. But keeping schools safe takes more than cameras alone. A fully connected security system—integrating body-worn cameras, in-car video, real-time crime center intelligence, automated alerts, and cloud-based evidence management—gives officers the tools to respond faster, see threats in real-time, and protect those who need them most. Every second counts. Every life matters. See how this system is transforming campus safety: https://bit.ly/4hGu7rj #CampusSafety #SchoolSecurity #LawEnforcementTech #BodyCameras #PublicSafetyTech