Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event
Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event
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Tranquility AI's participation underscores the company's commitment to supporting the law enforcement, firefighter, and military communities across Colorado. Onsite, Kevin Clark will be available to discuss how Tranquility AI can transform overwhelming volumes of case data into clear investigative leads, helping law enforcement agencies nationwide solve more cases with existing resources.
'We're honored to support Colorado's first responders at this incredible event in my hometown of Colorado Springs,' said Kevin Clark, Vice President of Analytics and Investigations at Tranquility AI. 'These men and women risk their lives every day, and it's our mission to provide them with the technology to help them keep our communities safe.'
All proceeds from the Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo will benefit local charities dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers, firefighters, and military families.
ABOUT THE EVENT
The Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo is an annual event benefiting Colorado first responders and their families through friendly competition and community engagement.
When: Saturday, June 28, 2025
Where: Norris Penrose Event Center
Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to enhancing criminal justice investigations through innovative solutions that increase speed, accuracy, and actionability. Its flagship product, TimePilot™ analyzes a wide range of case data and provides actionable insights and smart-search tools, empowering investigators to quickly surface critical evidence. Tranquility AI's CJIS-compliant solutions serve as force multipliers for justice, enabling more effective and efficient investigative processes.
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