FirstLine Intelligence Systems Partners with Task Force 70 to Bring AI Reporting Tools to Small Law Enforcement Agencies

OKLAHOMA — FirstLine Intelligence Systems announced today a new partnership with Task Force 70, a collaborative law enforcement initiative supporting small and rural agencies. Through the partnership, FirstLine will make its Narrative AI platform available to Task Force 70 member agencies, bringing AI-assisted incident report writing to departments that have historically lacked access to modern reporting technology.

Small law enforcement agencies make up the majority of departments in the United States, yet they are consistently the last to benefit from new technology due to budget, staffing, and infrastructure constraints. The FirstLine–Task Force 70 partnership is designed to close that gap.

“Small agencies do the same work as the big ones, with a fraction of the resources and none of the vendor attention. Partnering with Task Force 70 lets us put real tools in the hands of officers who’ve been left out of the technology conversation — and that’s good for them, and it’s good for us. Every agency we serve makes the platform smarter, stronger, and more useful for the next one.”

— Bralyn Weaver, CEO, FirstLine Intelligence Systems

Under the partnership, Task Force 70 member agencies will receive streamlined onboarding, preferred pricing, and direct support from the FirstLine team. The goal is simple: remove every barrier that has kept small departments from adopting reporting technology and give their officers the same time savings and accuracy improvements larger agencies already enjoy.

“This isn’t charity, and it isn’t a pilot,” Weaver added. “It’s a partnership built on the belief that the officers protecting smaller communities deserve the same caliber of tools as anyone wearing a badge. When we win with a 10-officer department, that department wins — and so does every agency after them.”

Narrative AI enables officers to generate structured, accurate incident reports in a fraction of the time of traditional methods, while maintaining full officer oversight and compliance standards. The platform is already in active deployment with agencies across multiple states.