What is Virtual Policing?
Virtual Policing allows more crime reporters to be served without adding additional resources. Service reports via optional scheduled virtual conferences via Zoom or Phone. Each individual department provides available times and dates for virtual meetings that can be scheduled when crimes are reported.
Some of the agencies on the MyPDConnect Team
"MyPDConnect and its Virtual Policing platform transforms the way we can respond to our community’s needs. Victims of crime feel empowered to take control and connect with police in ways never seen before."
Chris Skinner, Chief of Police, Eugene Police Department
Virtual Policing
Crime reporters can schedule optional virtual meetings with officers and staff automatically via Zoom or Phone.
Mobile First Design
Adapts to any device and screen size to be inclusive of any device crime reporters are using.
Divert Dispatch Calls
Divert dispatch calls to online reporting for more expedient and efficient crime reporting.
Crime Reporting Heatmaps
Track crime reporting across your jurisdiction. Filter results based on report type, date range and geo location.
Fully Branded Solution
Fully branded to your department with your logo, colors and other styling to provide brand continuity.
Customizable Forms
Use the pre-supplied forms for crime reporting or create your own with our easy to use custom form editor.
Satisfaction Surveys
Create custom surveys that are optionally sent to crime reporters to assess program effectiveness and keep a pulse on performance and quality.
QR, Text and Phone Access
Place a QR code on signs and vehicles for easy online reporting. Text back and call back reporting provide instant access for crime reporters.
"This process was much more convenient to report the theft on my property than writing out a report longhand. Thanks for supporting an electronic reporting option for those of us who prefer it."
Crime Heat Maps
See reporting locations in real-time to spot trends and emerging activity centers.
Satisfaction Surveys
Keep a pulse on how the community feels about online reporting and officer performance.