🦃 This Thanksgiving, we're grateful to the public service professionals who keep our communities safe—law enforcement, first responders, city managers, and more. Your courage protects our neighborhoods and lets us gather with loved ones. Thank you for your service. 🦃
It is National Police Week, and we want to take a moment to honor all the law enforcement officers who have dedicated their lives to serve and protect our communities.
Lives depend on what you do, and we are truly grateful.
Does your community have a few roads, trails or areas that flood when it storms? Monitoring these areas can use up valuable resources.
Our PMG message sign pairs with up to 3 Flood Sensors to automatically notify residents about flood conditions. See our website for more info.
Auburn PD in Alabama hosted a class at Auburn College today, featuring the Stalker II handheld police radar, the RLR and XLR Lidars, and the DSR 2X dash-mount radar. Thanks to our very own Adam Holland for bringing the equipment down for them!
@Chicago_NFL I'm really hoping they interview Zac Robinson, the QB Coach & Passing Game Coordinator for the LA Rams. He has an excellent resume and pedigree.
Criminals aren't always the brightest bunch...
Woman writes expired registration date on forged paper "license plate" taped to stolen vehicle.
https://t.co/g6TZFl2kIu
@LarryMayer Should the Chicago Bears recruit Rams QB Coach Zac Robinson as their new OC? He's got a strong background developing young QBs and is on the Sean McVay coaching tree.
Waze gives users an alert if they are driving on a particularly dangerous stretch of road. The hope is that it will help get drivers' attention to prevent future incidents.
https://t.co/yUe4fJRwlW
A company in Cleaveland is working to create safer streets by building robotic road printing vehicles that eliminate the safety issues faced by workers who hand-stencil turn arrows, school-zone markings, and other symbols onto streets.
https://t.co/FMVNxbVG4W
"Nobody likes change. But at the end of the day, when you see the results and when you can feel the actual extra safety, it's worth it."
Can Dallas, the U.S. city with the most traffic deaths, learn something about traffic safety from Edmonton, Canada?
https://t.co/Wl2OXbFdNs
Recently, Dallas 5 NBC investigated speeds in their city, using our RLR to measure traffic speeds on both highways and city streets.
https://t.co/z2haPJ8Iiz
NHTSA estimates that traffic fatalities are continuing their decline for a fifth straight quarter, after years of increasing numbers.
https://t.co/N1vmEEDI4Q