It may not seem possible, but it’s true: around 90% of police officers and 1st responders unknowingly break the law daily while using apps and texting to communicate. We spoke with Jeff Halstead about why this is such a prevalent problem. After Jeff Halstead retired as the Chief of Police in Fort Worth, Texas, he
The Evertel executive team has traveled nation-wide to meet with numerous law enforcement agencies and their leaders after high profile incidents, mass shootings, and disasters. Shortly AFTER a crisis, law enforcement leaders realize there has to be a more compliant and efficient method to manage the chaos. Our profession’s planning, preparation and training does NOT
You can view the full version of the Act here Here are the highlights of S.B. 944 for Chiefs / Sheriffs: If a current or former employee used a privately owned device (phone/tablet), they shall forward the information (data) to the government body or government body server to be preserved It is important to note
On June 14 the Legislature of the State of Texas enacted SB 944 commonly known as the “Texas Public Records Law” and it impacts every Texas Chief, Sheriff, City Manager, County Manager, and Elected Official. You can view summary of the the act for Law Enforcement executives here. The Act requires that your Agency be
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