State Police describe $9.8M intelligence-led policing platform that links agency data statewide
The New Mexico State Police told the committee its intelligence-led policing initiative has integrated dispatch and records data for major agencies, covers about half the state's population, and used roughly $9.8 million in C2 funding to build analytics tools that officials say make officers safer and investigations faster.
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A senior official from the Department of Public Safety outlined an intelligence-led policing (ILP) program that aggregates computer-aided dispatch (CAD), records management and traffic data from multiple agencies into a statewide analytics platform.
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