New Tech Helps Law Enforcement Spend Less Time on Administrative Tasks

Discover the Behind the Badge journey of longtime dispatcher and Chief Jackie Badman, whose decades of frontline experience shaped her commitment to officer safety, leadership, and transparency in public safety operations. Her story offers powerful insight into the calls that stay with you, the technology that strengthens response, and the mission that continues long after the shift ends.

Modern policing demands faster, more secure ways to manage the massive surge in digital evidence, and cloud-based DEMS platforms are giving agencies the efficiency and control outdated server systems can’t. Discover how solutions like POLARIS and STRAX streamline workflows, strengthen chain of custody, and help officers, supervisors, and prosecutors work from the same clear, reliable picture.

Discover how seasoned police leader Jason Dombkowski built a legacy of service, transparency, and innovation, from early adoption of body-worn cameras to championing statewide standards that strengthen community trust. His firsthand insights offer agencies practical guidance on leadership, technology, and choosing the right BWC partner when it matters most.

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into every aspect of our lives, the public safety sector is noexception. In a recent panel hosted by the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA) and Coreforce, law enforcement and technology experts gathered to explore how AI can empower departments through early intervention and officer wellness tools—while maintaining privacy, security, and public trust.

Outdated evidence systems put your cases and your agency at risk. Learn how modern departments are avoiding redaction delays, chain of custody gaps, and lost digital evidence before it’s too late.

When critical evidence goes missing or discovery deadlines are missed, the cost is more than just lost time—it’s lost cases. In this blog, we break down the five hidden evidence workflow problems slowing prosecutors down, and what it takes to fix them before the stakes get higher.

Before you press record, make sure your policy is solid—because without it, even the best body camera program can fall apart. In this blog law enforcement leaders break down why policy must come first—and how it protects your officers, your agency, and your community.

In honor of Women's History Month, The Coreforce Team chose three outstanding Law Enforcement Officers to spotlight their experiences as Women in the Law Enforcement Community: Chief Jill...

Law Enforcement leaders can agree that attracting talented officers in 2022 has proved challenging to say the least. According to the Police Executive Research Forum “Overall hiring is down by 5 percent in the last three years, resignations are up by 18 percent, and retirements have shown a 45 percent increase”.

The primary purpose of a body camera is to capture video and audio. In policing, a body camera is a wearable audio, video, or photographic recording system. To learn more about BodyWorn by Coreforce, read our blog post.

The celebration of Women’s History Month is an important time to reflect on the progress made for women over time and to look toward the future. This Women's History Month, let us take a moment to recognize the contributions of women in the workplace. Women bring valuable skills and perspectives to businesses of all sizes.

An agency’s policy is just as important, if not more important, than their body camera. The policy is the guide in which an agency implements the use of their cameras to assist in their...