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Halton police are turning to AI to help hire, train 911 call takers
CBC News·October 9, 2026·1 min read
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Halton police have partnered with American AI firm GOVWORKX to streamline their 911 call taker recruitment process, aiming to cut candidate evaluation time in half. The technology is designed to make hiring decisions more data-driven and efficient for the emergency dispatch positions.
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The police service says it is using American AI firm GOVWORKX's technology to help reduce the times for evaluating candidates by 50 per cent and make hiring “more data driven."
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