Expanded Communications Ability: Axon Body 4 introduces bi-directional communications between officers and their support teams, by enabling multiple viewers who have access to the livestream to ...
The Denver City Council approved a contract with Axon to replace the city's controversial Flock license plate reader cameras ...
The Batavia City Council recently voted to approve a one-year extension of the city’s contract with Midwest Public Safety for police body camera and in-car video data storage, as the city works on ...
The Norwalk Police Department has launched a real-time translation feature on its Axon body cameras to help officers communicate with non-English speakers, with the program going live Jan. 12 on a ...
Tempe voted to approve a 60-day trial of Axon’s automated license plate readers (ALPRs), making it the latest Arizona city to ...
Mayor Mike Johnston, whose administration proposed the Axon contract, has been an ardent supporter of the license ...
Inviting Axon surveillance into Colorado sets a dangerous precedent, and residents deserve to understand the full scope of what this partnership means. For the safety of our community and the ...
Axon has introduced Axon Body Mini, a connected body-worn safety camera designed for frontline professionals in retail, healthcare and other customer-facing settings. The device is positioned as a ...
Denver City Council has voted to approve a new one-year, $150,000 contract with Arizona-based ALPR maker Axon.
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