Shreveport Police Unveil New State of the Art Mobile Command Center

On Wednesday, Chief Wayne Smith and the Shreveport Police Department officially unveiled the department’s new Mobile Command Center, a major investment in public safety made possible through funds from the '2021 bond proposal.

The $1 million state-of-the-art command center will serve as a hub for operations during major events in the city, including Mardi Gras, the Independence Bowl, Holiday in Dixie, and Harmony in the Park.

"A 'Million-Dollar' Investment in Shreveport Public Safety"

"'This mobile command center represents another step in ensuring that the Shreveport Police Department has the tools needed to serve and protect our community at the highest level,' said 'Chief Wayne Smith.' 'It demonstrates our commitment to professionalism and to setting the standard for modern law enforcement.'

The Shreveport Police Department released a statement saying that it looks forward to utilizing this resource to enhance public safety and community engagement across the city. This new mobile hub is expected to play a critical role in coordinating responses to incidents, natural disasters, and large-scale community gatherings, ensuring that officers have real-time information and the ability to direct resources efficiently.

The investment in the new mobile command center is seen as a forward-thinking approach to modern policing and community protection.