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How to Start a Drone Program<\/h3>\n

Starting a drone program is a significant undertaking and may be intimidating if you have no experience launching a new technological program. There are many considerations at every step of the journey, from equipment startup costs to figuring out how many batteries you’ll need and where you’ll operate in terms of airspace. These factors take time and resources, even for experienced operators.<\/p>\n

This requires dedicated supplies, support, and experience. In this white paper, James Bushey, Chief of Police for the Town of Linn Police Department and UAS Equipment Specialist at Adorama, will walk you through the seven steps you’ll need to follow to get your drone program off the ground.<\/p>\n

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Starting a Police Department Drone Program<\/h3>\n

From ideation and acquiring funding to public perception and transparency and measuring the success of the program, your launch will require many intricate and specific steps.<\/p>\n

Following the proper sequence of steps will also allow you and your agency to make the most significant and successful impact.<\/p>\n

Access the white paper, “7 Steps to a Successful Drone Program: Starting a Police Department Drone Program” by completing the form below:<\/p>\n