Purchasing Resources

St. Louis County Police

"It’s a huge financial commitment when you select a vendor and you go with your outfit, in our case 700 officers, with these [Coreforce body-worn] cameras,” said Dolly. “So, the one thing I would say is you have to have the officers use the technology. The last thing you want is for them to not fully use the technology after you’ve committed all these resources to it. So, the question then is how you get them to do that? You have to be very clear about your policies and what the expectations are of the officers."

Paradise Police Department

"There are many options out there, but Coreforce's innovation with their uniform integrated BWC platform and their Digital Evidence Management solution, makes their unique approach, demands attention."

City of Bellaire Police Department

"One of the most essential features that I found with Coreforce was the officer down feature… back in 2016, we had an officer die in the line of duty… If we had that in place in 2016, we would have found that officer more quickly."

Polson Police Department

"By far the best customer service for public safety technologies, from the sales persons, to the trainers, to the installers, and help desk they really are knowledgeable, helpful, and accessible folks."

Osceola County FL Sheriff’s Office

"I think that society as a whole believes that law enforcement are good people,” said Adams, “but the media sensationalizes every time an deputy does something wrong. When’s the last time you heard about doing something right? So, while having these cameras helps protect and vindicate us, it also helps us put some of the good stories out."

DeWitt Police Department

"The capabilities and features that Coreforce offers on their body cameras seemed to exceed those of their competitors. One of nicest capabilities is the wireless upload of videos to the cloud from both our body cameras as well as our in-car video. Coreforce provides the DeWitt Police Department with a secure, easy to use platform that allows us to easily share video with the prosecutor’s office."

Helena Police Department

"The technology, not just in the cameras, but in officer safety, the value in the authority they place on officer’s lives. That really spoke to me."

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

"It was so important for us to take as much of that decision-making off the hands of the officer and put it into the technology. I can’t say that it removes all implicit bias, but I know that having [body cameras] automatically turn on is a good thing for our cops, and it’s a good thing for our community."