The Columbus Department of Public Safety is on track to spend more than $6 million on ShotSpotter since signing on in 2018.

They're listening for gunshots. Since 2019, Columbus has used ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection system sold by SoundThinking, a public safety technology company based in California, to alert police ...

Both victims died at the hospital less than an hour later, and the shooter remained at large as of Monday afternoon.

The gunshot detection system uses acoustic sensor microphones placed in designated areas to identify and locate gunfire and notify police within 60 seconds. Many law enforcement agencies have ...

Shooter Detection Systems (SDS), an Alarm.com (NASDAQ: ALRM) company and a leading gunshot detection solutions provider, has ...

SDS will showcase the advanced SDS Perimeter Outdoor Gunshot Detection System, reveal new software upgrades, and conduct ...

Summary: SoundThinking, Inc. today announced that four cities in the Greater Los Angeles area have either renewed or adopted contracts to deploy ...

Police utilized the Raven Gunshot Detection System to locate where a shooting took place in Hazleton. Police say on March 20, ...

Columbus City Council has extended its contract with ShotSpotter, a gunshot detection system, for another three years despite debate over its effectiveness. While ShotSpotter has been credited ...

ShotSpotter is an auditory gunshot detection system that notifies police of gunfire within a minute. Here's how it works.