Community Engagement The Narragansett Police Department actively partners with community organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving, indicating a focus on community-oriented policing and public safety campaigns, which could benefit from targeted safety technology, community engagement tools, or collaborative public safety solutions.

Technology Adoption The recent launch of a body-worn camera program demonstrates openness to adopting new law enforcement technologies, suggesting potential opportunities for sales of body cameras, data management systems, or related security solutions.

Modernization Efforts Their use of tech stacks like Microsoft ASP.NET, IIS, Bootstrap, and social media platforms indicates a move towards digital modernization, opening avenues for software, cybersecurity, and digital communication enhancements.

Operational Scale With 60 personnel, including sworn officers and civilians, the department's operational scale presents opportunities for procurement of community policing tools, administrative software, and departmental management solutions suited to medium-sized agencies.

Funding and Growth Despite limited revenue of up to 1 million dollars, the department's recent initiatives and partnerships suggest potential for grant-funded technology upgrades, training programs, or public safety initiatives, which could be attractive to vendors offering subsidized or grant-compatible solutions.