Summary: SoundThinking, Inc. today announced a multi-year renewal of its partnership with the New York Police Department for the deployment of ...

SoundThinking (SSTI) announced that the New York Police Department, or NYPD, renewed its ShotSpotter acoustic gunshot detection service. The ...

Lack of transparency alone should have brought a rejection of the NYPD’s contract renewal with ShotSpotter. By renewing, NYPD agreed to open our pocketbooks once again with little in return, including ...

Months after Mayor Brandon Johnson got rid of ShotSpotter, the city is searching again for gunshot technology. City Hall must ...

Two weeks ago, the Little Rock city board voted to cancel a contract for a controversial policing technology. Now some ...

Bidding for a new contract is now underway after Johnson's controversial decision to end Chicago's relationship with ...

ShotSpotter automatically alerts police when shots are fired. Here's why BRPD chose to end the $400,000 yearly contract.

Terry: Now, how does the company behind ShotSpotter, SoundThinking, defend its product? Hewlett: They say that many of the critics are omitting a lot of facts or being disingenuous. They say ...

In a written response to questions, a spokesperson for SoundThinking, the company behind ShotSpotter, said the need for timely and accurate gunfire detection is critical even in low-violence cities.

"I think it's just the city trying to see what's out there, trying to find the magic technology that is being promised by ...

Summary: SoundThinking, Inc. today announced a 3-year agreement with the Ministry of Interior of Uruguay to double ShotSpotter’s coverage in Montevideo, expanding its gunshot detection system ...

Six of the firms that responded offer gunshot-detection technology, including SoundThinking, ShotSpotter’s parent company. The city has since started accepting bids on a new “gun violence ...