Harbin Empowers Police Work with Technology

Strategic Insights -

As the beginning of the year marked the start of the "Year of Smart Construction" in Harbin, the Municipal Public Security Bureau has made significant efforts in integrating social monitoring networks, improving mobile policing efficiency, and empowering grassroots technology. A series of innovative measures have been implemented, including the integration of video surveillance systems and the promotion of mobile police terminals. These initiatives have led to the development of a comprehensive prevention and control system, effectively using the power of technology to safeguard the safety of citizens and maintain the tranquility of the city.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau has implemented a series of innovative measures to strengthen policing through technology, including the integration of social monitoring networks and the empowerment of grassroots technology.
  • The bureau has made significant progress in connecting video surveillance systems, achieving full coverage, network-wide sharing, and full controllability.
  • The three-tiered video application system at the municipal, district/county, and police station levels is operating routinely, playing a crucial role in protecting schools and campuses, combating social security issues, and investigating cases.
  • The Municipal Public Security Bureau has distributed mobile police terminals to grassroots units, ensuring every police officer in a police station has one, and has promoted 23 specific apps for practical application.
  • The bureau has established a special team to focus on developing collaborative applications for the National Police Information App, leveraging resources to enrich collaborative scenarios and provide regular guidance for practical application.
  • 425 "technology-enabled police officers" have been placed in the city, undertaking tasks such as information system maintenance, mobile police terminal guidance, video surveillance retrieval and analysis, and network security prevention.
  • The municipal and county-level police bureaus have opened 24-hour service hotlines, providing one-on-one support to technology-enabled police officers at each police station.
  • The level of information technology application and independent maintenance capabilities of grassroots police stations have significantly improved due to technological empowerment.

Statistics:

  • Currently, there are over 685 lost ID cards that have been recovered through cross-regional collaboration via the "National Science and Technology Information Helps Little Golden Beans Find Their ID Cards" police information group.
  • 425 technology-enabled police officers have been placed in the city, coordinating efforts across departments and providing "face-to-face, hands-on" guidance to grassroots police units.
  • The three-tiered video application system has achieved comprehensive prevention and control through the integration of video surveillance resources.

Sources:

  • Source 1: https://www.hlj.gov.cn/hlj/c107858/202510/c00_31884866.shtml