Clark County, NV is expanding its ShotSpotter program from three-neighborhoods to 23 square mil

Clark County, NV expands ShotSpotter program

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Clark County is expanding its ShotSpotter pilot from three-neighborhoods to 23 square miles of coverage. The system detects the sounds of gunshots and contacts local police. During a one year pilot, it detected 487 shootings in the county that were not otherwise reported.

Gunshot Detection Systems

Clark County, NV

County in Nevada

United States

Products

ShotSpotter

An advanced system of sensors, algorithms and artificial intelligence to detect, locate, and alert police to gunfire.

Vendors

ShotSpotter

ShotSpotter is the leader in gunshot detection, location and forensic analysis for police departments and security personnel. ShotSpotter solutions are trusted by more than 90 cities to make their communities and campuses safer.

Newsworthy

Las Vegas police, Clark County expand gunshot detection technology | Las Vegas Review-Journal

“To stop gun violence, we need to know where it’s occurring,” said Metropolitan Police Department Capt. James LaRochelle.

'Shotspotter' technology expands in Las Vegas valley to fight gun crime

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and Clark County Commissioners announced the expansion of the ShotSpotter gunfire detection technology into several neighborhoods in the Las Vegas valley.

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