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Heber City is going all-in on AI to help police crunch data and speed up investigations. It’s a major tech upgrade that’s going to change how your tax money is used to keep the city safe.
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Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
You’ll likely see a bigger chunk of the city budget going toward high-tech software licenses and ongoing digital infrastructure costs.
Local law enforcement gets a massive efficiency boost, which could mean faster response times and better case resolutions.
Privacy advocates are worried that more AI surveillance could lead to over-policing or data misuse.
The Heber City Police Department has used Flock Safety cameras to their benefit for two years. Heber City Police Chief Parker Sever said, despite nationwide controversy, the technology is nothing new and nothing to fear.
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