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TAGRS is Cross-Mobile Platform Compatible

This helps adhere to your Agency's preference. Once your device is registered in the TAGRS database you will be able to download the TAGRS app from either the Apple App Store, Android Market, or Blackberry App World.

LAPD Joins TAGRS

A program that uses smart phones to track and arrest graffiti vandals was launched Friday by the city of Los Angeles. It allows graffiti-cleaning crews equipped with smart phones to photograph the markings and upload them to a Los Angeles Police Department database.


Powerful Search Engine

The TAGRS framework is equiped with multitple search features that allow you to quickly identify suspects by matching monikers, styles, or prefered mediums.

  • iPhone,Android and Blackberry Compatible
  • LAPD Joins TAGRS
  • Advanced Seaches

Analyze & Report

Data output is based on user specifications and can be tailored for your agency.

Identify Vandals

Allows pictures of the graffiti or known offenders to be posted for quick identification.

GPS Mapping

Advanced mapping engine, helps provide a high level of functionality and flexibility.

Arrest Prosecute

Helps ID, and Track so that you can Apprehend, Prosecute and Seek Restitution.

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594 Graffiti, LLC, is the graffiti solution provider for the Tracking and Automated Graffiti Reporting System (TAGRS) database management software. An application designed to serve the needs of law enforcement agencies to identify the offenders and reduce graffiti in order to improve the quality of life for the residents.

TAGRS is designed for OCSD and their citeis including state and federal government agencies that administer and maintain data for taggers. TAGRS data management solution designed specifically for law enforcement agencies as well as city municipalities. No other solution today can provide data base management with the law enforcement agency-specific functionality already built in, ready for installation with minimal interface design. Its intent is to monitor the frequency of graffiti and to establish patterns that will assist in the deployment of resources and conviction of the offender.

It is a database where graffiti crimes can be inputted, recorded and tracked. It is photo-based which allows pictures of the graffiti or known offenders to be posted for quick analysis and suspect identification. It is equipped with GPS mapping. The program is designed for the gathering and sharing of information which could lead to the detection of the graffiti offender. In short, it is an important tool in the recording, tracking and identification of graffiti crimes and offenders. We design, build and deploy TAGRS which allows varying levels of access to government information online via either Secure Intranet or Internet access.

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THE T.A.G.R.S. SYSTEM -FVPD

Fountain Valley Police Department Press Releases

TO PRESS: FROM: Lt. Mike Simko
(714) 593-4528
May 28 2009

THE T.A.G.R.S. SYSTEM
 
Graffiti is an ever present nuisance that is very costly to the City. To help combat this problem, the Fountain Valley Police Department is joining other local Police Departments and taking part in a new program, Tracking Automated Graffiti Reporting System (T.A.G.R.S.). This program was created by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department to document and link graffiti to aid in investigations and recover clean-up costs. 

HOW IT WORKS - When residents report graffiti to the graffiti hotline, a Public Works employee will respond to the scene with a special camera phone that will be used to document the location, photograph and provide clean-up cost information. This information will automatically be sent to the T.A.G.R.S. database at the Police Department, which will be monitored by the Police Department and will be used as an investigative tool to fight graffiti crimes.

THE BENEFITS – Using the T.A.G.R.S. system allows the Police Department to more effectively track graffiti and link incidents throughout Orange County. It will aid in cross-jurisdictional investigations, intra-agency communication and more effective prosecutions. It will also eliminate the duplication of efforts between the Public Works and Police Departments, which will increase Officers’ patrol time. The T.A.G.R.S. software, training and phone are free; and the only additional cost is the monthly data service fee for the cellular phone. 

The City of Fountain Valley implemented this program on May 26, 2009. As part of the program, residents are encouraged to report graffiti by calling our *NEW* graffiti hotline at (714) 593-4604 or by sending an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The hotline and email service are monitored only by the Public Works Department. However, if you see a suspect or the vandalism is in progress, please call 9-1-1.

If you have any questions regarding the T.A.G.R.S. program, please contact Lieutenant Mike Simko at (714) 593-4528.


Lt. Mike Simko
Patrol Division
(714) 593-4528
via:  http://www.fvpd.org/department/press/view.php?post_id=54

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Why TAGRS?

TAGRS is the Solution to Combat Graffiti Vandals

We can communicate to our partners, agencies around us. And they can communicate back to whom that suspect is, so they can afford a quicker arrest and more intensive prosecution.

                       -LAPD Asst. Chief Michel Moore

We've been told that it's a few guys who cause a majority of the graffiti,...So if we track those guys down, get the evidence, send it over to the attorney's office, have them prosecuted, and hopefully ask them to pay some restitution. This would really go a long way in knocking down graffiti citywide.

                        -Los Angeles City Councilmember Jose Huizar

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