Flock Safety is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Aerodome, the leader in Drone-As-First-Responder (DFR) technology. This partnership will integrate Aerodome’s DFR solution with Flock Safety’s proprietary crime-solving platform, providing an extra layer of safety for communities by deploying drones to emergency situations and sensor alerts, significantly decreasing response times and improving officer and community safety. 

“Flock Safety's platform has protected thousands of communities across the country, and this first-of-its-kind integration will greatly enhance public safety within those communities,” said Rahul Sidhu, Co-Founder and CEO of Aerodome. “We’re proud to partner with Flock Safety to provide their public safety agencies with connected air support capabilities.”

“First responders across the country have already seen the benefits of building a Drone-As-First-Responder program, but until Aerodome, no platform has offered DFR 2.0 – a scalable way to respond to calls for service, whether a shooting, carjacking, or AMBER Alert, and dispatch eyes in the sky immediately,” said Garrett Langley, CEO and Founder of Flock Safety. “After seeing the technology that Rahul and his team have built, we are confident that Aerodome will be the company that brings DFR to the mainstream of policing in the United States.”

With the exclusive Aerodome-Flock Safety integration, when Flock Safety Falcon® license plate recognition (LPR) or Raven® audio detection sensors detect incidents, such as vehicles associated with AMBER alerts or gunshots, public safety agencies can rapidly dispatch Aerodome drones through automated triggers, directly to the incident location in mere seconds. This enables police to enhance their response by giving first responders an eye in the sky, better protecting all parties from harm. 

The Flock Safety platform with Aerodome drone integration provides a comprehensive, city-wide solution aimed at reducing the strain on public safety resources and enabling police officers to cut down response times to an average of 86 seconds. 

Scottsdale, Arizona will be the first city to leverage the strategic partnership. 

"With our cutting-edge Real-Time Crime Center, we have seen immense success in bringing innovative technologies to bear in addressing emergency situations, routine calls for service, assisting in complex investigations, and ensuring citizen and officer safety," said Scottsdale Police Chief Jeff Walther. "By layering in a drone-as-a-first-responder (DFR) program, we add another way to empower first responders to protect lives, keep Scottsdale safe, reduce response times, and drive down crime.”  

In just a year since its founding, Aerodome has nearly doubled its growth projections through 2024. This partnership with Flock Safety enables police departments across the country to leverage their leading, complementary public safety technology seamlessly. 

To learn more about the partnership between Flock Safety and Aerodome, visit Flock Safety’s website.