Community Engagement The Redlands Police Department actively partners with local organizations such as the University of Redlands and community foundations, indicating openness to collaborative initiatives and community-based programs that could benefit from additional support or technology solutions.

Technology Adoption The department has introduced virtual crime reporting via Zoom, demonstrating a focus on accessible digital solutions, which creates opportunities to offer advanced virtual engagement tools or streamlined reporting platforms.

Growth Initiatives With recent staffing increases funded by voter-approved Measure T, there is a clear investment in expanding personnel, signaling potential needs for related equipment, training, or technological upgrades for a larger workforce.

Funding Opportunities Receiving grants such as the $27K for combating alcohol-related crime indicates that the department actively seeks external funding, presenting a potential channel to introduce grant management or specialized crime prevention technologies.

Proactive Crime Prevention The department's emphasis on risk-focused policing and crime prevention strategies suggests interest in innovative crime analytics, predictive policing tools, or community risk assessment technologies to enhance their crime prevention efforts.