Springfield Invests $7.2 Million in Police Tech Upgrade
2025-02-12
MassLive
The Springfield City Council has given the green light to a $7.2 million package aimed at modernising the police department's outdated computer software and upgrading equipment such as body-worn cameras and electronic stun guns. This significant investment is set to bring the department's technology into the 21st century, enhancing officer safety and efficiency. With a focus on digital transformation and public safety, this move is expected to have a positive impact on the community. Key areas of improvement include data management, evidence collection, and emergency response. By embracing innovative policing solutions, Springfield is taking a crucial step towards a safer and more connected community.
