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CompStat enables law enforcement agencies to maximize effectiveness and efficiency through pattern recognition, proactive planning, and quantifiable performance metrics. But CompStat programs can be complex and tedious to manage. Peregrine allows CompStat facilitators, analysts, and command staff to ask the best, most nuanced questions of their data using real-time information. Senior Law Enforcement Advisor Leonard Nerbetski - Captain, New Jersey State Police(ret) wrote a blog post exploring the possibilities of CompStat with Peregrine. Revisit the blog to learn about modernizing CompStat for the 21st century. 👇 https://hubs.li/Q030yc8S0

As this year draws to a close, we're looking back at 2024 with humble gratitude, and we're preparing to take on 2025 with eagerness, determination, and excitement for the future of Peregrine. The last year brought our team more growth and learning than we could have predicted, and we're ready to level-up even more in the year ahead. To our partners, team members, and community: Thank you for being here. We're wishing you all a happy New Year.

The Livermore Police Department manages data from a variety of sources, and officers once had to sift through multiple disparate systems to identify, gather, and connect critical case information. With Peregrine, Livermore police officers now need just one screen and one search to access all the data they need — regardless of where that data lives. Revisit the Livermore PD's journey with Peregrine to learn how effective data integration has streamlined the agency's data management processes: https://hubs.li/Q030ylGM0

Comprehensive public safety requires all branches of government to collaborate effectively. Data integration is key to that collaboration. Peregrine and the National League of Cities brought together leaders from city government, law enforcement, and academia to discuss how interagency collaboration enhances public safety. Check out the webinar — featuring Capt. James Nakayama, Chief Susan Manheimer (ret.), Katie Ward, and Jeffrey Butts — at the link below. 👇 https://hubs.li/Q030yc8h0

Many issues that arise in information management trace back to the same root cause: data fragmentation. The solution? Effective integration. In his latest blog post, Peregrine co-founder Ben Rudolph discusses the power of integration, the building blocks that make a data integration platform truly effective, and why high-quality integration matters. Visit the link below to learn more. 👇 https://hubs.li/Q030yh6Z0

Once the most violent U.S. city per capita, San Pablo, California, has seen a dramatic decrease in crime in recent years. That includes an 80% reduction in gun crime since 2011. San Pablo Police Chief Brian Bubar credits this crime rate drop in part to his department's investment in new technology — including data integration via Peregrine. In fact, the San Pablo PD was instrumental in Peregrine's formation and is now one of our longest-held partners. Learn how the San Pablo PD leveraged modern tech to turn crime on its head in a new article from Police1: https://hubs.li/Q030hcb10

We've come so far since Ben and Nick took a chance on building a company — and we've still got a long road ahead of us. The last year brought inspiring wins, invaluable lessons, and incredible growth, and we're looking to the future with excitement and imagination. Still, no matter where the coming years take us, our co-founders' core ethos will remain at the heart of Peregrine: Our customers are our close partners.

Welcome and congratulations to our latest wave of new hires! We're celebrating Daniel Zhu, Bernie Nguyen, Dan Mento, Jim Fink, Garrett Parker, Mike Wagner, and Sam Baldassano as they onboard. The Peregrine team is so excited to have you all! Ready to take the next step in your career? Check out our open positions: https://hubs.li/Q030dYbd0

Budget constraints and staffing shortages once left the Modesto Police Department struggling to maintain a 24/7 real-time crime center (RTCC) on the ground. The agency's solution? Taking to the skies. Sky 1, a fixed-wing aircraft, flies to provide coverage when the Modesto PD's terrestrial RTCC isn't live. The department uses Peregrine onboard Sky 1 to integrate data from multiple sources, including automated license plate recognition systems, automatic vehicle location information, computer-aided dispatch data, and video footage from the aircraft itself. The California Police Chiefs Association published this full story in its winter magazine. Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q0306YMt0