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Elizabeth, New Jersey’s police department uses drones to patrol public areas

Purpose
Public health
Approach
New processes
Type
Other or unknown
Mode
Other/unknown
Other/unknown
Drones/ Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

About this initiative

The police department of Elizabeth, NJ uses a fleet of five drones with voice and siren capabilities to patrol public areas and warn violators of physical distancing orders. The drones, a loan from DJI, broadcast a message from Elizabeth's mayor.

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  • Launch date: Apr 07, 2020
  • Actor:
    Public-private action
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  • Partners involved: City of Elizabeth, Elizabeth Police Department, DJI
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