TriTech Software Systems Unveils an Improved CrimeMapping.com User Experience with New Capabilities
This latest generation of an interactive public crime mapping service provides a more responsive design for access from tablets and mobile devices, as well as improved site navigation, sharper visuals, and enhanced symbology
Because a better-informed citizenry has proven effective in community-oriented policing efforts to reduce crime and strengthen community relationships, TriTech is proud to release the next version of CrimeMapping.com. This latest generation of an interactive public crime mapping service provides a more responsive design for access from tablets and mobile devices, as well as improved site navigation, sharper visuals, and enhanced symbology. Most importantly to subscribing agencies and its community is the ability to display sex offender data and receive alerts of when sex offenders move in or out of areas you have selected, Broward County being the first county in the country to display this data.
Key Facts:
- CrimeMapping.com is a public resource providing an overview of designated crimes within a particular law enforcement agency. Data is published with the expressed permission of each participating agency and the information is always validated through direct collaboration with law enforcement personnel.
- Citizens can search on CrimeMapping.com by an address or feature (such as a park or school) or simply find a subscribing agency. Data can be filtered by date range, types of crime, and distance, and users can drill down to each individual record to view more information. Crime Alerts allows citizens to get detailed and timely crime data information from a home address and their children’s school.
- Participating Law Enforcement agencies can now elect to have sex offender data made available to its community on CrimeMapping.com. If your agency supplies sex offender data, you will be able to view the location of offenders on the map and subscribe to alerts when a sex offender moves in or out of areas you have selected.
Scott Burton, IT Manager, Broward County Sheriff’s Office: "To engage our community to participate in making our communities safe, BSO is the first participating, CrimeMapping.com agency in the nation to display both crime incidents and the location of registered sexual offenders. CrimeMapping now provides visual information that is designed to educate and empower its residents about crime incidents and location of sex offenders in their communities."
Milan Mueller, Director of Business Development, TriTech Software Systems: "A strong partnership and transparency of trust between law enforcement agencies and their communities is an excellent foundation for community policing and crime reduction efforts. With access to important sex offender data and an improved site focused on ease of use, we are confident that the enhancements we made to CrimeMapping.com will strengthen an agency’s relationship with its community."
Scott MacDonald, Vice President of Product Management, TriTech Software Systems: "As our law enforcement agencies create their strategic plans and objectives for the future, a common theme resonates—strengthening the department’s relationship with the community. TriTech stands ready to assist our customers to help increase citizen engagement. Whether it’s accepting texts into the 911 center or empowering citizens with crime and offender information—CrimeMapping.com and tools like Caller Location Query, which helps locate wireless callers, aim to assist public safety agencies achieve their strategic objectives and facilitate communication and collaboration between the agency and its community."