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Public safety aviation Intelligence previews by state

See how a source, a date and a research limit stay together. Explore 23 public previews and seven Plains edition-scope cards across 30 released Intel states. Cards identify their preview type: selected evidence excerpts, official-source identity previews or edition scope and format. Read the source dates and evidence limits alongside each finding.

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South Dakota Intel

October 13, 2026 edition

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Six selected research candidates covering SDHP, state fire aviation, federal base/dispatch support, Sanford AirMed and Avera Careflight. This is an analytical cohort, not an approved statewide entity denominator or exhaustive state edition.

The paid edition covers 6 selected program or support records, with a 18-page analytical PDF and an editable workbook. The Market Brief is sold separately.

No public evidence excerpt is published for this Plains edition. This card describes the released package; it is not a sample finding or a complete statewide account.

Original evidence dates and unresolved gaps remain explicit. No current-readiness, complete-fleet, qualified-sales-lead or market-size assurance is made.

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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?”

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Brief supplies the purchased state’s concise, dated findings. Intel adds the published analytical PDF, editable workbook records and fields, and edition guidance. Existing non-Plains packages include the matching Brief where listed; the Plains Market Brief is sold separately. Review its scope and gaps; coverage varies.

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Pennsylvania Intelligence

October 13, 2026 · 12 selected program contexts · 27-page PDF and 10-sheet editable workbook with dated source-linked evidence and explicit gaps; matching Brief included. View exact contents and purchase options.

Rocky Mountain state editions

Utah, Idaho, Montana and Colorado each offer a dated Market Brief and Intelligence edition. Selected-program evidence and coverage gaps remain explicit.

Plains state editions

Market Brief and Intelligence editions are now available for Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. The paid catalog covers 30 states and 60 dated editions.

Plains editions are separate one-state, one-tier purchases for one named user in one organization. They cannot be combined with another edition or added to a team license or fixed collection. Existing founder eligibility and matching same-family Brief credit rules apply; earlier purchases retain their accepted rights.