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AquilaVision Partners with troo Corp.
Released 2-08-10:
AQUILAVISION CORPORATION PARTNERS WITH troo CORPORATION FOR PERSONAL MONITORING APPLICATIONS
February 08, 2010, Missoula, Montana
A new partnership was announced today between AquilaVision Corporation of Missoula, MT and troo Corporation of Ottawa, ON.
The new alliance moves both companies aggressively into the personal monitoring arena with a GPS enabled wrist bracelet which allows flexible options [...]
Moving Forward with troo Corporation
AquilaVision just received our first three wrist bracelets from troo Corporation of Ottawa, ON. We will be integrating OTTER with this new equipment. This will move us aggressively into the personal monitoring arena with a GPS enabled wrist bracelet which allows flexible options for tracking, monitoring and status update or emergency voice notifications. The initial [...]
AquilaVision, Inc. & Invizeon partner with MSPOA
As featured by the MAEDC, 1-18-08:
AquilaVision Partners with Montana Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association
AquilaVision, Inc. and Invizeon partner with the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association on Appropriation Funded Project
January 18, 2008
http://matr.net/article-27336.html
The Fiscal Year 2008 Omnibus Appropriations Bill holds good news for Montanans. Among the $112 Million headed to the state, over $650,000 will be [...]
New criminal tracking program in Montana
As released by the Office of Montana Senator Jon Tester, 10-16-07:
Senate approves new criminal tracking program in Montana
Senate approves Baucus’ and Tester’s $500,000 request for MONTS from the Office of Senator Jon Tester
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The U.S. Senate voted today for a new system to keeping track of offenders who [...]
Answer to Missoula County’s Jail Overcrowding
As featured in the Missoulian, 7-02-07:
Missoula companies demonstrate technology to keep track of offenders
By CHELSI MOY of The Missoulian
Cutting-edge technology is part of the answer to Missoula County’s jail overcrowding problem, Sheriff Mike McMeekin says.
Finding alternative solutions to jail is no longer optional, but a necessity, he said.
In fact, the public safety sector is moving [...]
