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The Perry County Sheriff’s Office will begin using body cameras on Friday, using a system that not only increases accountability for the department, but also offers a number of safety features.

The Olmsted County Sheriff's Office began using its new in-squad and body-worn cameras, months after the $1.18 million purchase was approved by the county Board of Commissioners. The new body-worn cameras feature a number of parts that work together.

The city will buy body cameras for each of its 55 or so uniformed police patrol officers next year, Police Chief Mark Fender told cleveland.com last week. Fender said the Police Department has budgeted $400,000 for the purchase, which will also include new, upgraded dashboard cameras for the department’s 30...

At their meeting Monday, the Dubois County Commissioners approved a five-year contract with Coreforce Associates of Decatur, Georgia, for the company’s BodyWorn system. BodyWorn provides body cameras and recording services to police departments for a flat service charge that includes equipment maintenance and video...

The winners of the annual Amazon Web Services (AWS) City on a Cloud Innovation Challenge were announced today at re:Invent 2019. The annual competition recognizes applicants going above and beyond to innovate for and with their constituents, using the cloud to improve lives.

The City of Lawrence, the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township and Bodyworn by Coreforce, Inc. recently announced a collaboration to employ Bodyworn by Coreforce's Active Shooter Response Technology in Lawrence Township schools. MSDLT is the first school system in the nation to install the technology.