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Hamilton launches drone-first responder program to cut emergency response times, with real-time aerial support and privacy safeguards under review.
Hamilton is one of nine Ohio cities in a pilot program deploying drones as first responders, with two drones stationed on docking units for rapid 911 response.
The Ohio Department of Transportation-led initiative, managed by SkyfireAI, aims to improve emergency response times for fires, crashes, and medical incidents.
Drones will launch quickly from dispatch desks, offering real-time aerial views.
The program includes training and a one-year evaluation, with Hamilton aiming for full operation by June.
While some officers already use drones, the new units offer enhanced speed and range.
ODOT requires redaction of personal data from drone footage.
Privacy concerns persist, with the ACLU of Ohio citing a lack of state laws; a bill to restrict law enforcement drone use passed the House and is under Senate review.
Hamilton lanza el programa de primera respuesta con drones para reducir los tiempos de respuesta a emergencias, con apoyo aéreo en tiempo real y salvaguardas de privacidad bajo revisión.