Perspectives on public safety.
Practitioner writing on the record, the law, and the tools officers actually carry.
An Officer’s Notebook Is Not a Feature
Why the foundation of policing should never become an add-on.
From Paper to Precision: Embracing eNotes in Public Safety with Careful Steps on AI
Agencies are moving from paper to eNotes. Where AI helps, and where it should wait.
NPD brings online new technology to increase ‘operational efficiency’ through pilot project
Nelson Police step further into the digital age through a pilot project, reported by The Castlegar Source.
Guelph/Eramosa Township is Quietly Revolutionizing Bylaw Services
Big City Problems In January of 2024 City of Toronto staff recommended a nine percent increase to the residential property tax.
York Regional Police Podcast Discusses eNotes
Episode 3 of YRP’s Dispatches podcast, on how the service uses IMP eNotes to sharpen frontline work.
DMI Supports Industry Leaders in Private Security
TIME reported that private security guards are replacing police across America. What that means for the record they keep.
Carbon Emission Avoidance Analysis for IMP eNotes
DMI’s culture places a strong emphasis on corporate responsibility towards the environment.
eNotes Advantages in Response to the Mass Casualty Commission Report´s Recommendations
April 10, 2023 INTELLIGENT MOBILE PATROL® On March 30, 2023, the Mass Casualty Commission delivered its final report on the April 18-19, 2020 mass casualty in Nova Scotia.
Best Practices for Law Enforcement Note Taking – and Why it Doesn’t Happen
Every service has a note-taking policy. Why the practice so often falls short of it.
Current Challenges for Prosecution
Officer’s notes are the most critical and common part of disclosure that must be provided to the defendant pursuant to their constitutional right to a fair trial (sections 7 and 11(d) of the Charter).
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Practitioner writing on the record, the law, and the tools. Occasional, and nothing else.