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Look inside an Intel edition

See how a source, a date and a research limit stay together. Explore a small, dated research excerpt from each of the seven released Intel states.

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Delaware Intel

September 2026; Programs sheet dated September 28, 2026

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Contracted aviation program

Delaware Intel, Programs sheet, row 7 (DE-DNREC-MOSQ-AIR-001).

Holder
Delaware DNREC Mosquito Control
Program / unit
Contracted aviation program
Evidence stage
March 2026 announcement of contracted helicopter spring treatment campaign
Evidence period
March 2026 plan/contract
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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Florida Intel

September 2026; base research cutoff September 20, source updates September 23

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Miami-Dade H125 record

Florida Intel, Aircraft sheet, row 6 (AC-MD-H125-FLEET).

Agency
Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office
Model
H125 / AS350B3
Quantity
4
Current Status
Four H125s contracted in 2024 and FAA-registered by Dec. 2025; current mission use unverified
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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Georgia Intel

Prepared October 4, 2026; governing correction October 5

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Wildfire aviation / aerial suppression

Georgia Intel, Programs sheet, row 8 (GA-GFC-AIR-001).

Holder / Operating Arrangement
Georgia Forestry Commission
Program / Unit
Wildfire aviation / aerial suppression
Lifecycle / Status
Dated April 2026 response; fleet ownership unresolved
Evidence Date
April 29, 2026 agency announcement
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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New York Intel

October 5, 2026

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UAS / Drone Program

New York Intel, Programs sheet, row 24 (NY-021).

Responsible holder
Syracuse Police Department
Program / arrangement
UAS / Drone Program
Evidence stage
DFR agreement item held on July 2025 agenda; later approval and deployment unknown
Source period
July 28, 2025 agenda, item 21
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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North Carolina Intel

October 5, 2026

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Police drone program

North Carolina Intel, Programs sheet, row 10 (NC-NTB-POL-UAS-001).

Responsible holder
North Topsail Beach Police Department
Program / arrangement
Police drone program
Evidence stage
February 1, 2026 town update attributes a drone flight to its Police Department
Source period
February 1, 2026
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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Texas Intel

October 2026; originally October 5, with October 8 correction included

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Air Support Division

Texas Intel, Programs sheet, row 10 (TX-HOUSTON-POL-AIR-001).

Responsible holder
Houston Police Department
Program / arrangement
Air Support Division
Evidence stage
Police Air Support Division page describes active helicopter services
Source period
Undated city unit page; checked September 2026
Official source cited in the edition ↗

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Wyoming Intel

October 8, 2026

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Cheyenne police sUAS

Wyoming Complete Intel, October 8, 2026, Aircraft and activity, page 17, record WY-ACT-016. Cited evidence WY-SRC-027 is listed on page 100.

Activity
sUAS deployment calls
Holder reference
WY-H-CHEYENNE-UAS
Evidence period
2025 activity
Reported measure
55 Calls
Official source cited in the edition ↗

Selected values checked against the October 8, 2026 Complete Intel PDF. The cited Cheyenne annual-report release is dated March 18, 2026, with an October 7 source-access date recorded in the edition. This preview does not establish a new research cutoff.

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Actual PDF excerpt for Cheyenne police sUAS: 55 deployment calls in 2025, with the stated limit that calls are not flights or aircraft
Actual excerpt from the October 8, 2026 Wyoming Complete Intel PDF, page 17. Only record WY-ACT-016 is shown. Open full size ↗
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sUAS deployment calls

WY-ACT-016 | WY-H-CHEYENNE-UAS | 2025 activity | 55 Calls

Police reported 55 calls to its sUAS team for drone deployment.

Limit. Calls are not flights, aircraft or independently audited mission logs.

Evidence: WY-SRC-027

  1. Choose the program

    Use the holder reference to connect this record to Cheyenne police sUAS.

  2. Read the measurement

    “55 Calls” describes reported 2025 activity. The limit keeps it separate from flights, aircraft and current readiness.

  3. Frame your follow-up

    For a hypothetical capacity review: “How is a deployment call defined, and what newer evidence describes today’s capacity?”