From refining public safety data to renovating his new home, Product Manager Kevin Sniokaitis believes in building strong foundations.
ForceMetrics played a key role in advancing the investigation when limited information was available. With the victim unable to provide clear details, the responding officer used Velocity™ to efficiently search for potential matches using only a name and familial relationship.
Driven by a desire to create meaningful impact through technology, Logan found his way to ForceMetrics in search of purpose beyond the code.
In our latest episode of ForceFeedback, the ForceMetrics Customer Success team dives into what really drives successful onboarding and implementation.
Organized retail crime is more than a financial issue. It erodes community trust, fuels underground economies, and creates risks that ripple far beyond the aisles of a store. Tackling it requires seeing beyond silos, aligning on shared goals, and measuring success in terms of disruption and prevention.
Captain Abrem Ayana of the Brookhaven Police Department opens up about his background, leadership philosophy, and the evolving role of policing in a modern community.
A Colorado man dialed 911 reporting a medical emergency. Several seconds into the call, he became unresponsive. The responding dispatcher only had his first name and knew he was in a large apartment complex, but no unit number. Without that key detail, getting responders to him quickly would have been nearly impossible.
Lacy’s career journey has taken her from public safety hardware (body-worn cameras) to innovative software solutions at ForceMetrics. Along the way, she’s discovered her passion for helping law enforcement leverage technology to keep both communities and officers safe.
From patrol officer, to detective, to crisis negotiator with the Abilene PD—to now partnering with agencies nationwide, Rusty brings decades of frontline experience to help law enforcement maximize data-driven tools.