Discover the proven, step-by-step playbook one proactive agency used to transform real-time gunfire alerts into faster response, stronger cases, and safer streets.
ShotSpotter can tell you where gunfire happens— but how do you turn that data into measurable public-safety gains?
Join Chief Chris Noeller and the Pueblo Police Department for a practical walkthrough of the workflows, partnerships, and reporting habits that are driving violent-crime reductions in Pueblo, Colorado.
During this webinar, you will:
- Operationalizing alerts: policies, dispatch rules, and on-scene tactics that work
- GroundTruth reporting: how clean data fuels transparency, KPIs, and policy support
- Forensic follow-through: turning casings into cases with NIBIN integration
- Leadership playbook: prioritizing violent-crime reduction amid competing demands
- Officer engagement: proven strategies to boost adoption and measurable results
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Speakers
Chief Chris Noeller, Chief of Police for the Pueblo Police Department
As the Chief of Police, Chief Noeller leads more than 300 sworn and civilian staff in advancing community-focused, technology-enabled policing. With over 30 years in law enforcement, he has served in a wide range of roles including DEA Task Force Officer, SWAT Team Leader, and Deputy Chief of Operations. Since becoming Chief in 2021, he has led initiatives to strengthen community trust, modernize operations, and implement tools like the department’s UAV program.
In addition to his role as Chief, Noeller serves as Deputy Mayor of Pueblo and 1st Vice President of the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police. He holds a master’s degree in criminal justice from Boston University, a bachelor’s in leadership from American Military University, and is a U.S. Navy Reserve veteran. He is also a graduate of the FBI’s Executive and Command Leadership Institutes and IACP’s Leadership in Policing Organizations.
Kerry Neumann, Director of Customer Success, SoundThinking
As the Director of Customer Success at SoundThinking, Kerry leads efforts to ensure client agencies derive maximum value from the company’s precision policing solutions. Drawing on nearly three decades of law enforcement experience—including serving as Deputy Chief at the Omaha Police Department—Kerry brings deep operational insight to his work helping public safety agencies deploy and integrate technology to improve outcomes. He is also a longtime adjunct professor of criminal justice, reflecting his commitment to both education and public service.