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Automated Field Reporting
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The
College Police Department is currently implementing a new integrated
computer technology system. The system is comprised of modules
for computer aided dispatching, automated field reporting, and
records storage and management. Patrol vehicles are equipped
with wireless mobile computers, from which officers can
do real-time queries of state and federal databases.
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Officer making an inquiry from the vehicle.
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Automated Field Reporting system will enable officers to
create and process (electronically), standard police
reports. The Records Management System will allow support staff to produce
various statistical reports more efficiently. The intended
purpose of the system is to provide more accurate and
timely reporting, a more efficient means of data storage,
and ultimately, free-up officer time that can be better
spent on patrol in the field.
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Automated
External Defibrillator (A.E.D.) Program
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On
08/30/04, College Police implemented its own district wide AED
program. A total of Nine (9) A.E.D. devices are
currently deployed: one
(1) in each of the College Police offices at City, Mesa,
Miramar
Colleges, ECC; and the District
Service Center. There
is also one (1) AED device located in each police
patrol vehicle at City, Mesa, Miramar
and ECC.
Guidelines
for A.E.D. programs under State regulations are much more
stringent for public safety agencies than for other public and
private institutions. To
ensure total compliance with state regulations, we have
contracted with Project Heartbeat to provide required training
and administration for our program.
To read more click here: AED
Program
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