Minneapolis will keep using ShotSpotter gunshot detection… for now
The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously Thursday to expand and extend its contract to use the gunshot detection technology known as ShotSpotter through 2026, despite facing criticism from some city leaders about its effectiveness.
A Minneapolis City Council committee voted Monday to expand ShotSpotter technology through 2026 and to expand it amid ...
The City of Minneapolis currently pays $233,172 annually for the ShotSpotter service. That averages out to $38,862.14 per square mile. In a memo to the council, a city staff member warned a ...
MINNEAPOLIS — ShotSpotter has been part of Minneapolis ... communities of color and contributes to over-policing. Now the city council is weighing whether to keep using ShotSpotter that ...
Minnesota added 14,400 jobs in August, giving the state the largest monthly increase in jobs in more than two years.
Former 911 dispatcher in Chicago Keith Thornton Jr. joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss backlash against Mayor Brandon ...
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