Agency Stories: Commander Todd Brown, Castle Rock PD

April 30, 2026 • Agency Story

Commander Todd Brown of Castle Rock PD shares how their agency is leading from the front as early adopters of ForceMetrics who are integrating it across departments to bring better context, clarity, and confidence to every call.

Commander Brown gives us a glimpse of Castle Rock PD's partnership with ForceMetrics as one of the many agencies in Colorado that share data through the Velocity platform. From patrol to records to command staff, this is what it looks like when data works for the whole agency and beyond.

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