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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced the integration of a cutting-edge gunshot detection system at their AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa, Florida.
This new security feature, known as AmberBox Gunshot Detection technology, is part of a series of ongoing enhancements aimed at bolstering safety measures for the team. “We have implemented AmberBox’s advanced detection system as part of our commitment to reducing potential threats and ensuring the wellbeing of our players, coaches, and staff at our training headquarters,” stated Brian Ford, the Buccaneers’ Chief Operating Officer. “As a leader in the field of gunshot detection, AmberBox provides an integrated alert system that significantly boosts our capacity to react swiftly should an active threat arise, however unlikely.”
The installation of these detectors will streamline the emergency alert process, offering precise and immediate information to both internal team members and law enforcement agencies, according to the Buccaneers.
The detectors will “automate the emergency alert process by providing immediate and accurate information for internal members and law enforcement teams,” the team said.
“We are proud to partner with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to bring gunshot detection technology to the team,” said James Popper, CEO of AmberBox. “Every second counts in an emergency, and the AmberBox system dramatically lowers average police notification from 5 minutes to 3.6 seconds. This deployment reflects the Buccaneers leadership in prioritizing safety and ensures players, coaches, staff, and fans can train and gather with greater peace of mind.”