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City bets on drones for faster police response

Summary by Thousand Oaks Acorn
By November, a 911 call in Thousand Oaks could bring a drone to the scene before a deputy arrives, giving law enforcement an aerial view of emergencies as they unfold. Following an Aug. 25 vote by the Thousand Oaks City Council to spend $700,000 to expand its police drone program, the Ventura County Board of

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City bets on drones for faster police response

By November, a 911 call in Thousand Oaks could bring a drone to the scene before a deputy arrives, giving law enforcement an aerial view of emergencies as they unfold. Following an Aug. 25 vote by the Thousand Oaks City Council to spend $700,000 to expand its police drone program, the Ventura County Board of

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Thousand Oaks Acorn broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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