Navigating Community Concerns About Your LPR Program
License Plate Recognition (LPR) is a proven force multiplier for law enforcement. But, community questions and concerns about this technology often arise and these should not be ignored. Mt. Juliet Police Department (MJPD) is leading the way in showing how to engage and educate members of the community before, during and following the implementation of an LPR program.
Thursday, July 23rd
3:00 - 3:45 PM EST
The webinar will be hosted by:
Tyler Chandler
Captain, Mt. Juliet Police Department
Captain Tyler Chandler is a 15-year member and third in command of the Mt. Juliet Police Department. He directly leads the Administrative Services division, leading Police & Fire Communications, Records, Community Engagement, Evidence, and Accreditation units.
Erik Stafford
Vice President, Business Development, Rekor Systems
Erik Stafford has nearly 15 years of experience in sales and business development serving the commercial, SLED, healthcare, and federal markets. He has spent the last decade representing organizations in software and hardware, primarily focused on physical security and life safety solutions.
Register for the chance to win 10 free LPR software licenses to upgrade cameras!
Thursday, July 23rd | 3:00 - 3:45 PM EST
In this second installment of a 3-part webinar series, Captain Chandler from MJPD will cover:
- Communicating the LPR program plan
- Listening and addressing the community concerns
- Adopting policies and implementing training
- Providing transparency
This is a great session for any agency considering the deployment or expansion of an LPR program and for command staff and PIOs, it is a must attend! Learn some best practices on how to lean-in to concerns of your community and empower them to partner with you to bring this crime fighting technology to their community and make it a safer place to live.