On Thursday afternoon, January 19, MACo's President Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, Board Member Allegany County Commissioner William Valentine, Associate Director Barbara Zektick and Executive Director Michael Sanderson spoke to the…
On the latest episode of the Conduit Street Podcast, Kevin Kinnally and Michael Sanderson discuss how new technology is driving new policy in Maryland. In part two of this two-part series, we focus…
The MACo Legislative Committee adopted its four legislative initiatives for the 2017 session during its meeting on September 21. The four topics, have all gathered broad interest and discussion across…
The Baltimore City Police Department, which concluded its pilot program in December, has selected Taser International to equip officers with body cameras. As reported on WBAL: Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake…
Conclude the 2016 MACo Winter Conference with an introduction to MACo's 2017 Legislative Initiatives, provide your input on managing these issues, and learn what you can do to help the county community achieve…
Nationwide 95% of large police departments have a desire for body cameras and about half have moved forward with pilot programs. A recent survey conducted by the Major Cities Chiefs…
The Baltimore City Police Department has concluded its pilot program for body cameras. It will review performance and feedback from the pilot and then look towards full deployment. As reported…
Lawmakers in Annapolis are considering introducing legislation that would set statewide standards on police surveillance programs and required public disclosures. The Baltimore Sun reports: The head of the city's delegation to…
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