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MPS Travels to Miami Beach for DisastersExpo 2024

Mobile Pro Systems was an exhibitor at the DisastersExpo 2024 conference which was held March 6 to 7 at the Miami Beach convention center. We were excited to introduce our mobile surveillance platforms to disaster and emergency response professionals looking…

Remote Surveillance Plays Important Role in MPD’s Safety Plan

 Chief O’Hara from the Minneapolis Police Department explains how its Downtown Late Night Safety Plan incorporates remote surveillance monitoring. A shooting in downtown Minneapolis resulted in nearly an immediate arrest thanks to a proactive public safety plan their police…

Taking Power Surveillance to the Streets

Light poles are the mainstay of every public safety plan. They illuminate the way for drivers and pedestrians at night and also provide a power source for surveillance cameras that keep crime at bay. But from Los Angeles to Florida…

Falcon 3100 Delivers Security+ for Public Buildings

Threats to courthouses and government complexes are becoming increasingly violent and concerning. While visitors are expected to pass-through metal detectors and security checks at entrances, open areas leading up to a building are particularly vulnerable. The Falcon 3100 compact…

MPS Power Sentries Streamline Traffic Accident Reporting

Officers spend a significant amount of time writing incident reports, sometimes up to three or four hours a day. Deploying MPS Power Sentries at accident-prone intersections saves time by providing accurate, impartial information that can be used at the…

St. Paul Public Officials Seek Funds to Reduce Gun Violence

St. Paul public safety officials recently presented a proposal to the City Council that included using public safety funds from the legislature to tackle gun violence. Officials from the city’s Office of Neighborhood Safety, Police Department, EMS, Attorney’s…

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Mobile Pro Systems was an exhibitor at the DisastersExpo 2024 conference which was held March 6 to 7 at the Miami Beach convention center. We were excited to introduce our mobile surveillance platforms to disaster and emergency response professionals looking for the latest solutions and technologies in disaster management…(Read More)

 Chief O’Hara from the Minneapolis Police Department explains how its Downtown Late Night Safety Plan incorporates remote surveillance monitoring. A shooting in downtown Minneapolis resulted in nearly an immediate arrest thanks to a proactive public safety plan their police department implemented. Like many law enforcement agencies across the country, MPD is currently experiencing a…(Read More)

Light poles are the mainstay of every public safety plan. They illuminate the way for drivers and pedestrians at night and also provide a power source for surveillance cameras that keep crime at bay. But from Los Angeles to Florida and everywhere in between, street and highway light poles are being plundered for their copper…(Read More)

Threats to courthouses and government complexes are becoming increasingly violent and concerning. While visitors are expected to pass-through metal detectors and security checks at entrances, open areas leading up to a building are particularly vulnerable. The Falcon 3100 compact camera trailer is a great fit for these spaces, and its advanced platform has the…(Read More)

Officers spend a significant amount of time writing incident reports, sometimes up to three or four hours a day. Deploying MPS Power Sentries at accident-prone intersections saves time by providing accurate, impartial information that can be used at the scene to process traffic incidents efficiently. With recorded images in hand, officers instantly have most…(Read More)

The Mobile Pro Systems team was excited to exhibit our products at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference in San Diego this month. The event drew over 18,000 law enforcement professionals from the U.S. and around the world to share the latest advancements in policing. The event was held from…(Read More)

St. Paul public safety officials recently presented a proposal to the City Council that included using public safety funds from the legislature to tackle gun violence. Officials from the city’s Office of Neighborhood Safety, Police Department, EMS, Attorney’s Office, and the Office of Technology and Communications all spoke at the meeting pitching different…(Read More)