City officials brief subcommittee on Phoenix drone program: training, uses and transparency
Fire, police, parks and communications leaders told the Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee April 2 that Phoenix’s citywide unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) program has expanded since 2022, is used for emergencies and routine city work, and includes training and data transparency measures.
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Phoenix city officials outlined April 2 how the city’s unmanned aircraft systems program is being used across multiple departments for emergency response, public-safety support and communications while stressing training and transparency measures.
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