Flock Safety

🚨 Moments to launch. 85 seconds to eyes on scene. “Our ability to get overhead and start giving real-time intel is remarkable.” AC Slavin, Scottsdale PD

A crash happens. No one calls 911. Minutes pass & lives hang in the balance. Flock Safety’s Crash Detection spots the impact instantly using audio and video, alerting first responders faster so help arrives when it matters most. Crash data also reveals hotspots where severe collisions occur, giving transportation leaders evidence to guide infrastructure improvements and prevent future tragedies. Read how it works. 🔗 Link in comments. Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety.

How do you make the most powerful camera ever built for DFR? It all started with a crime and a resolve to do something about it (coupled with engineering expertise and a can of spray paint). From our early days of LPR. To our first solved Amber Alert. To over 1,000 missing persons found. To dual-lens PTZ. To the launch of Flock Alpha, the best flying camera on the market. Flock stands for safety and thriving communities. And our drive to achieve that mission means we’ll keep evolving. ➡️ Follow Flock for the future of public safety tech that’s reshaping safety for communities across the country.

A big week for Mt. Juliet Police Department The department conducted a test flight of Tennessee’s first Drone as First Responder (DFR) Program as it celebrated the opening of a new department headquarters, as well as Deputy Chief Tyler Chandler’s promotion to Chief. Congratulations, Chief Tyler Chandler! Watch the full story: 🔗 Link in the comments. Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety. #LawEnforcement #DroneAsFirstResponder #DFR #MtJuliet #Tennessee

Solve cases faster, cut backlogs, and avoid burnout, even with a small team. Flock’s Enhanced LPR turns your existing cameras into an AI-powered force multiplier linking suspects, uncovering accomplices, and guiding patrols so small teams can do more with less. Read the blog to discover how. 🔗 Link in comments. Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety.

⚠️ A Flock LPR hit. Felony warrants. Drone on scene in less than 2 minutes. Suspect apprehended without incident. That’s real time policing in action. Hear the full story directly from the PD in the Town of Prosper. 🔗 Link in comments.

People want safety, and they’re speaking up. In a recent KVAL poll, 84% of residents said they feel safer knowing Flock cameras help protect their communities. That sentiment matters. Flock cameras give neighbors confidence that their community is taking proactive steps to prevent crime and keep families safe. ➡️ See the results for yourself: https://lnkd.in/eg6GYZGp Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety: from ALPR to drones to gunshot detection.

When seconds matter, Redondo Beach Police Department proves how DFR technology changes the game. Chief Joe Hoffman and the team stood up one of the nation’s first Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs — getting eyes on priority calls in under 90 seconds. With Flock DFR, officers don’t wait for intel. They see it, verify it, and act faster to keep their community safe. 🚀 Real-time situational awareness 🎯 Faster, smarter response 🔍 Safer outcomes for everyone 📺 Watch the full story. Link in comments. This is what innovation in policing looks like. ➡️ Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety: from ALPR to drones to gunshot detection. #PublicSafety #DFR #DroneTech #LawEnforcement #SmartCities

Planned parades, unexpected protests, unprecedented disasters: cities must be ready for anything. Join leaders from New Orleans & Elk Grove PD for “Prepared for Anything” on Nov 5 at 2pm ET. Caity Peak, Matt Patin, and Ross Bourgeois discuss how real-time crime centers strengthen coordination, emergency response, & collaboration across agencies. Register for the webinar now: 🔗 Link in comments. Follow Flock Safety for innovations transforming public safety. #PublicSafety #RTCC #Webinar