Skip to content
Public Fleet Solutions Guide
Back

Digital Ally

Video evidence systems for law enforcement and fleets: FirstVu body cameras, EVO in-car video and AI dashcams, managed on AWS GovCloud.

Overview

Digital Ally, founded in 2004 and listed on Nasdaq as DGLY, builds video evidence systems for law enforcement agencies, commercial fleets, and event security teams. Its law enforcement line includes the FirstVu II and FirstVu Pro one-piece body-worn cameras, the FirstVu II adding an articulated camera head rated for more than 30,000 rotations, a front-facing full-color display, IP67 sealing, and MIL-STD-810G compliance. Fleet products include the EVO HD in-car video system and the EVO Fleet dashcam, whose AI recognizes pedestrians, distracted and drowsy driving, and lane drifting. Evidence management runs on AWS GovCloud with redaction, chain-of-custody reporting, and case management, and QuickVu docking stations charge and offload cameras. The company holds state contracts and has sold to agencies, the U.S. military, and commercial fleets in all 50 states and more than 30 countries.

Key Products and Services

  • Body camera systems
  • Docking stations
  • Vehicle camera systems
  • Automatic activation
  • Interview room camera systems
  • GovCloud solution
  • Cloud Plan bundles

Similar Suppliers


Recent Stories for You

Best Practices How High-Performing Public Fleets Stay on Top
News Mobility Program Helps Ventura County Achieve 60% Fleet Utilization
Perspectives Returning to Fleet: What Changed While I Was Away?
Best Practices AI Takes the Wheel

Read more stories

The Solutions Guide is a curated, original compilation by Modern Public Fleet. Individual lookups and linking are welcome; bulk extraction or republication is not. Guide terms.

Solutions Guide Terms of Use

The Modern Public Fleet Solutions Guide is a curated, original compilation. Our team selects the companies, verifies the listings, classifies every supplier, and cross-references cooperative and state contract information. That editorial judgment and curation is what makes the directory useful, and it is protected as an original compilation under United States copyright law.

What you are welcome to do. Browse the directory, look up suppliers, share links to any page, and cite individual listings with attribution to Modern Public Fleet.

What you may not do. Bulk extraction, scraping, or systematic downloading of listings; republishing the directory or any substantial portion of it; using the directory to build or train a competing product or dataset. Automated access that ignores this page or our robots directives is unauthorized.

Licensing and data questions. If you want to license directory data or believe a listing needs correcting, write to directory@modernpublicfleet.com and we will respond promptly.