2025 was defined by productive collaboration, precise execution, and the expertise of our entire team. From useful introductory conversations to expert design, planning, installation, commissioning, training, and dedicated ongoing support, our process ensures that each solution meets the highest standards.
We have designed and delivered mission-critical operations centers for public safety agencies modernizing real-time operations, as well as utilities and enterprise finance clients expanding their command-and-control capabilities. This year our careful planning, collaborative teamwork, and technical precision resulted in premier security operations centers that support our clients’ most critical missions.
Purpose-Built Spaces, Delivered
Across the country, agencies have trusted Constant to design, integrate, and support operations centers built for performance and long-term scalability.
This year, we completed 120+ mission-critical installations, including fusion centers, enterprise GSOCs, and public safety centers. While not all are publicly named, each shares a common foundation: resilient design, seamless integration, and ongoing support. Highlighted among the public safety projects we completed this year include:
Glendale Police Department’s Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC)
The Glendale, CA Police Department’s RTIC is a purpose-built space designed to support Glendale, California’s broader safety initiatives and serve as a central resource for regional partners.
Miami Beach Police Department’s Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC)
The Miami Beach Police Department’s RTIC is an intelligence-driven operations center that centralizes video, sensor, and aerial data to provide officers with a virtual partner in the field, supporting rapid responses, officer safety, and proactive policing is one of the nation’s most visited cities.
Cicero Police Department’s RTCC
The Cicero, IL Police Department’s RTCC is a modernized environment built to support community-focused policing with improved data visualization and collaborative workflows.
Providence Police Department’s Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC)
The Providence, RI Police Department’s RTCC is a state-of-the-art local project that enhances situational awareness and supports the department’s evolving operational strategy.
Amarillo’s Regional Crime Center
The Amarillo, TX Regional Crime Center is great example of regional collaboration, bringing multi-agency intelligence, analytics, and operations together in one collaborative environment.
Across these centers, outcomes were consistent: improved situational awareness, clearer operational workflows, and spaces built to evolve with technology, staffing, and mission needs.
Insights From the Field: What Our Experts Saw in 2025
Every project brings new lessons, and our team of specialists continues to note what’s changing across mission-critical operations. Agencies are continuing to request solutions with long-term adaptability in mind.
On Design and Ergonomics
“More agencies are thinking ahead, designing their RTCCs for scalability and future integrations from the start.”
On Visualization and Display Technologies
“Mission-critical display systems continue to advance, but reliability remains the priority. Agencies want systems that enhance awareness without adding complexity.”
On Implementation and Coordination
“Successful RTCC and RTIC projects start with shared expectations and disciplined project planning.”
Industry Engagement: 2025 on the Road
Industry engagement impacts our work. In 2025, our team stayed active across industries, participating in and supporting more than 25 key events including the:
- NSA Winter Conference
- IACP Technology Conference and IACP Annual Conference
- InfoComm, ISC West, and GSX
- Florida FBINAA Annual and FBINAA 61st National Annual Conference
- Southern Company Technical Conference
- NRTCCA Annual Conference
- Additional regional summits, professional association meetings, and public safety leadership events.
Across these events, our team listened, shared insights, and connected with thousands of professionals shaping the next generation of public safety and mission-critical operations.
These events continue to strengthen our understanding of client needs and support our commitment to continuous learning.
Key Takeaways from Major Conferences
A few themes defined the conversations this year:
NRTCCA 2025
Agencies are moving beyond “startup mode” and maturing their operational strategy. Leaders emphasized the value of measurable outcomes, regional data-sharing, and sustainable staffing models. Collaboration was a recurring theme, not only among agencies, but also among public safety, technology providers, and community partners as well.
IACP 2025
Innovation, leadership, and resilience guided this year’s sessions. Agencies are embracing technology more strategically, with a clear interest in scalable RTCC/RTIC capabilities, integrated visualization, and mission-aligned technology planning.
To everyone who visited us at these events: Thank You! Your conversations and shared insights continue to help our team refine our services and anticipate future needs.
Looking Ahead to 2026
As client needs continue to shape the next generation of mission-critical operations, a few trends will define the year ahead:
- Regional collaboration centers will grow as public safety agencies look to combine resources, expertise, and data
- Visualization systems will continue shifting toward more dynamic, AI-supported capabilities that enhance, not complicate, decision-making
- Real-time data management will become increasingly central as agencies integrate more sources, sensors, and platforms.
Thank You
Constant will continue supporting clients with environments that balance reliability, adaptability, and operational clarity, helping agencies future-proof their spaces for the missions ahead.
We are grateful for every agency, partner, and expert who trusted us with their vision in 2025.
Every space we deliver represents a shared commitment to safer, more connected, and more resilient communities.
As we move into 2026, we look forward to continuing these partnerships and supporting the agencies that rely on Constant for mission-critical performance every day.
