Press
Feb 04, 2019
The Detroit News: Despite positive crime stats, some Detroiters feel unsafe
Detroit — Tina Wright says she doesn’t feel safe in her west side neighborhood, despite police department statistics that show crime is going do...
Feb 02, 2019
Burnaby Now: Burnaby launches portal to access property tax info
The City of Burnaby has launched a new portal in an effort to streamline property owners’ ability to access property tax and utility information. On F...
Jan 29, 2019
Financial Post: CentralSquare Team Building Results In Donation to Local Community
LAKE MARY, Fla. — A group from CentralSquare’s sales team took time for a corporate social responsibility experience to give back to the local communi...
Jan 29, 2019
CentralSquare Team Building Results In Donation to Local Community
A group from CentralSquare’s sales team took time for a corporate social responsibility experience to give back to the local community by preparing 16...
Jan 23, 2019
Seward County Independent: County hopes to share public safety software
Seward County is hoping to partner with agencies in York, Butler and Saline counties to share a public safety software system. Detention Center Direct...
Jan 23, 2019
Litchfield Independent Review: City to contribute $83K to sheriff dept. software upgrade
The Litchfield City Council unanimously approved a request by the Meeker County Sheriff’s Office for a contribution of $83,627 to upgrade the sheriff’...
Jan 19, 2019
Galesburg Register-Mail: Numerous technology upgrades on the council agenda
GALESBURG — Next week’s regular Galesburg City Council meeting will be pushed back one day, as local government recognizes Rev. Martin Luther King Jr....
Jan 16, 2019
Williamsport Sun-Gazette: $102K finances software package to be approved
The Lycoming County commissioners may not “have a choice” but to approve a $102,469 renewal for the Superion software maintenance agreement...
Jan 16, 2019
Orlando Business Journal: Lake Mary firm’s latest acquisition unlocks AI tech that may help fight crime
“We want to predict where crime will happen before it happens,” CentralSquare CEO Simon Angove said. READ THE FULL ARTICLE
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