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By: Gabriella Killett

(TNS) — The New Orleans Police Department will soon partner with a public safety software company to help officers save time and equip them with valuable investigative tools, the agency said Thursday.
Mark43, the software company, is a records management system that will assist officers in drafting paperwork and conducting investigations, the department said.
“Public safety is our top priority, and this partnership with Mark43 represents a significant commitment to providing our officers with the best technology available,” said Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.
The NOPD said benefits of the platform will be reduced paperwork, improved crime data collection, enhanced investigative capabilities and resilience and security for its officers.
This includes the department gaining access to information from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which can help the NOPD identify any potential connections to gun crimes nationwide.
“Safety is a cornerstone of a thriving city,” said Mayor LaToya Cantrell. “This investment in cutting-edge technology demonstrates our unwavering commitment to equipping our brave officers with the tools they need to protect our community. This is a major step forward in our efforts to create a safer New Orleans for everyone.”
Original Story: https://www.govtech.com/public-safety/new-orleans-to-use-police-record-software-system-mark43
By: Gabriella Killett

The New Orleans Police Department will soon partner with a public safety software company to help officers save time and equip them with valuable investigative tools, the agency said Thursday.
Mark43, the software company, is a records management system that will assist officers in drafting paperwork and conducting investigations, the department said.
“Public safety is our top priority, and this partnership with Mark43 represents a significant commitment to providing our officers with the best technology available,” said Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.
The NOPD said benefits of the platform will be reduced paperwork, improved crime data collection, enhanced investigative capabilities and resilience and security for its officers.
This includes the department gaining access to information from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which can help the NOPD identify any potential connections to gun crimes nationwide.
“Safety is a cornerstone of a thriving city,” said Mayor LaToya Cantrell. “This investment in cutting-edge technology demonstrates our unwavering commitment to equipping our brave officers with the tools they need to protect our community. This is a major step forward in our efforts to create a safer New Orleans for everyone.”
Original Story: https://www.nola.com/news/crime_police/new-orleans-police-partner-with-software-agency-mark43/article_72d9e41c-667e-11ef-a755-37cbba31e591.html
By: Alyssa Curtis

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NEW ORLEANS — NOPD is implementing new technology they say could streamline operations. It’s called Mark43 and according to NOPD, it’ll keep all reports and records in one place now.
“The purpose of this technology is to replace some of our existing systems, then integrate some of our other third-party applications,” said NOPD Director of Analytics, Jessica Nezat.
“So all of our data can live in one place which makes operations much more streamlined and it makes operations much more efficient for officers and down the line,” she said.
“It also improves our data quality and our accuracy and at the end of the day what we’re going to be looking at is full compliance with federal and state regulatory guidelines,” Nezat added.
Right now, a police report can take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes, according to NOPD. With Mark 43, writing those reports will be much quicker.
“Anything that requires a report will be written into this system and our digiticket, if you receive a ticket that’s a different system currently that data will now live in this system as well,” Nezat said.
Less time used on writing reports means more time for officers to be out patrolling the streets.
“Making that more efficient enables officers to be more available and more on the street that’s going to help with our response times with solving cases faster that information will be there now,” Nezat said.
Original Story: https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/crime/new-orleans-nopd-tech-upgrade-to-streamline-police-work/289-23b6e47f-64d9-4d25-b9b4-efa294db8297
By: Chris Welty

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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – The New Orleans Police Department hopes an upgrade in technology will increase transparency and improve public safety.
NOPD is in the process of implementing Mark43, a new cloud-based records management system. According to NOPD, most reports currently take 15 to 45 minutes to complete. The department wants to cut that number down so officers can proactively police.
“Making that more efficient makes officers be more available and more on the street. That will obviously help with response times and solving cases faster. That information will be there now,” said Jessica Nezat, NOPD’s director of analytics.
NOPD says once Mark43 is fully running, the platform will reduce paperwork, improve crime data collection and enhance investigative capabilities.
“Having better quality data, having more accurate data, having that data in one environment increases our ability to be transparent with the public,” Nezat said. “In terms of whether it is an incident report request down to the dashboards we put out so the public can see the stats, can see the trends and can see those things at any time.”
The NOPD says the system pairs with data from the ATF to identify connections between gun crimes across the country. Nezat says other agencies, like Atlanta and Washington D.C.’s police departments, are using the technology, and locally, the Louisiana State Police. Also, the system will feed into the entire Orleans Parish criminal justice system.
“Our data being accurate and through the enterprise service bus that has effects downstream,” Nezat said. “The accuracy and operations are streamlined for other agencies like OPSO, the DA’s Office and even the court system.”,
According to the city, Mark43 will cost nearly $4.6 million over the next three years. NOPD vows the system will meet all federal and state regulatory guidelines.
“Thanks to the city, from the Mayor to the City Council, for approving the purchase of a new records management system,” said Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.
NOPD says Mark43 will launch department wide in about a year.
Original Story: https://www.fox8live.com/2024/08/29/nopd-launches-new-tech-improve-transparency-public-safety/
Sponsored by: Mark43

PRESS RELEASE
NEW YORK — Mark43, the leading mission-critical public safety software company, today announced that it is partnering with the New Orleans Police Department to bring its industry-leading cloud-native records management system (RMS) to New Orleans.
Anne Kirkpatrick, Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department said, “Public safety is our top priority, and this partnership with Mark43 represents a significant commitment to providing our officers with the best technology available. The new system will not only save officers valuable time currently spent on paperwork, but also equip them with better tools for investigation and collaboration with federal partners.”
LaToya Cantrell, Mayor of New Orleans said, “Safety is a cornerstone of a thriving city. This investment in cutting-edge technology demonstrates our unwavering commitment to equipping our brave officers with the tools they need to protect our community. This is a major step forward in our efforts to create a safer New Orleans for everyone.”
Gilbert A. Montaño, Chief Administrative Officer of the New Orleans Police Department said, “We conducted a thorough nationwide search to identify the best possible solution for the New Orleans Police Department. Mark43 emerged as the clear leader, offering a platform that strongly aligns with our department’s needs. We are confident that this investment will significantly enhance public safety and operational efficiency. The men and women of the NOPD were instrumental in this process, and their valuable input was essential in selecting the right partner.”
Mark43 RMS equips first responders with the highest level of resilience which is critical during natural disasters, including hurricanes. The intuitive, easy-to-navigate and NIBRS-compliant solution will save officers thousands of hours, addressing the manpower challenges faced by police departments nationwide. The platform’s interoperability enables agencies to implement and maintain data at scale, enabling real-time information sharing to support better public safety outcomes. In addition, Mark43 RMS also enables enhanced alignment with federal agencies like the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives via Mark43’s NIBIN/NESS and eTrace DIRECT interfaces. With the implementation of Mark43’s platform, the New Orleans Police Department will enhance the accuracy of its crime statistics reporting to the FBI, thereby increasing its eligibility for federal grants.
Bob Hughes, CEO of Mark43, said, “Public safety agencies deserve modern technology, and we are proud to deliver our easy-to-use, secure and resilient platform to the New Orleans Police Department. NOPD’s dedication to public safety innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to equip officers and staff with the best technology available to ensure safer communities.”
The New Orleans Police Department recognizes the value of Mark43’s RMS in saving time, harnessing analytics to improve operations, and delivering real-time information to support public safety and community engagement. By transitioning to a cloud-native platform, officers now have access to important information from anywhere during times they need connection most. In addition, Mark43’s FedRAMP High Authorization and StateRAMP High Authorization validate Mark43’s market-leading controls for enhanced resilience and security.
By embracing innovative solutions like Mark43 RMS, the New Orleans Police Department reaffirms its dedication to providing efficient and effective law enforcement services, advancing public safety initiatives, and fostering stronger community relationships. This partnership builds upon Mark43’s commitment to public safety in Louisiana, with the NOPD joining the Louisiana State Police in utilizing the Mark43 Public Safety Platform.
About Mark43
Mark43 is the leading cloud-native public safety technology company. By delivering a modern, intuitive and mobile-first Records Management System, Computer-Aided Dispatch and Analytics platform, Mark43 empowers governments and their communities to improve the safety and quality of life for all. Working with 290+ local, state and federal public safety agencies, Mark43 is transforming how first responders use technology to respond, engage and serve the community. Mark43 provides the tools, resources, expertise, and security foundation that public safety needs today, tomorrow, and beyond. For more information or to request a demo, visit www.mark43.com.
By: Bella Dardano
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The New Orleans Police Department is getting a tech upgrade.
According to a news release, the NOPD is partnering with Mark43 to upgrade its Records Management System.
The release states the upgrade will include a modern, cloud-based system that will allow the department to reduce paperwork, improve crime data collection, enhance investigative capabilities and ensure resiliency and security.
The NOPD is joining the Louisiana State Police in implementing the Mark43 Public Safety Platform.
“The new system will not only save officers valuable time currently spent on paperwork, but also equip them with better tools for investigation and collaboration with federal partners,” said NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick.
The new system will also allow officers to complete reports in the field, comply with the National Incident Based Reporting System and integrate with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Original Story: https://wgno.com/news/louisiana/orleans-parish/new-orleans-police-department-to-get-records-management-system-upgrade/
NEW YORK – August 28, 2024 – Mark43, the leading mission-critical public safety software company, today announced that it is partnering with the New Orleans Police Department to bring its industry-leading cloud-native records management system (RMS) to New Orleans.
Anne Kirkpatrick, Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department said, “Public safety is our top priority, and this partnership with Mark43 represents a significant commitment to providing our officers with the best technology available. The new system will not only save officers valuable time currently spent on paperwork, but also equip them with better tools for investigation and collaboration with federal partners.”
LaToya Cantrell, Mayor of New Orleans said, “Safety is a cornerstone of a thriving city. This investment in cutting-edge technology demonstrates our unwavering commitment to equipping our brave officers with the tools they need to protect our community. This is a major step forward in our efforts to create a safer New Orleans for everyone.”
Gilbert A. Montaño, Chief Administrative Officer of the New Orleans Police Department said, “We conducted a thorough nationwide search to identify the best possible solution for the New Orleans Police Department. Mark43 emerged as the clear leader, offering a platform that strongly aligns with our department’s needs. We are confident that this investment will significantly enhance public safety and operational efficiency. The men and women of the NOPD were instrumental in this process, and their valuable input was essential in selecting the right partner.”
Mark43 RMS equips first responders with the highest level of resilience which is critical during natural disasters, including hurricanes. The intuitive, easy-to-navigate and NIBRS-compliant solution will save officers thousands of hours, addressing the manpower challenges faced by police departments nationwide. The platform’s interoperability enables agencies to implement and maintain data at scale, enabling real-time information sharing to support better public safety outcomes. In addition, Mark43 RMS also enables enhanced alignment with federal agencies like the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives via Mark43’s NIBIN/NESS and eTrace DIRECT interfaces. With the implementation of Mark43’s platform, the New Orleans Police Department will enhance the accuracy of its crime statistics reporting to the FBI, thereby increasing its eligibility for federal grants.
Bob Hughes, CEO of Mark43 said, “Public safety agencies deserve modern technology, and we are proud to deliver our easy-to-use, secure and resilient platform to the New Orleans Police Department. NOPD’s dedication to public safety innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to equip officers and staff with the best technology available to ensure safer communities.”
The New Orleans Police Department recognizes the value of Mark43’s RMS in saving time, harnessing analytics to improve operations, and delivering real-time information to support public safety and community engagement. By transitioning to a cloud-native platform, officers now have access to important information from anywhere during times they need connection most. In addition, Mark43’s FedRAMP High Authorization and StateRAMP High Authorization validate Mark43’s market-leading controls for enhanced resilience and security.
By embracing innovative solutions like Mark43 RMS, the New Orleans Police Department reaffirms its dedication to providing efficient and effective law enforcement services, advancing public safety initiatives, and fostering stronger community relationships. This partnership builds upon Mark43’s commitment to public safety in Louisiana, with the NOPD joining the Louisiana State Police in utilizing the Mark43 Public Safety Platform.
About Mark43
Mark43 is the leading cloud-native public safety technology company. By delivering a modern, intuitive and mobile-first Records Management System, Computer-Aided Dispatch and Analytics platform, Mark43 empowers governments and their communities to improve the safety and quality of life for all. Working with 290+ local, state and federal public safety agencies, Mark43 is transforming how first responders use technology to respond, engage and serve the community. Mark43 provides the tools, resources, expertise, and security foundation that public safety needs today, tomorrow, and beyond. For more information or to request a demo, visit www.mark43.com.