01PREPARE
Choose your patrol area and go.
PatrolPath loads the supported road data for the selected state and patrol area, current weather, and the local patrol workspace before you head out.
CURRENT RELEASE2.4.5
Patrol documentation
built for the cruiser.
PatrolPath keeps track of roads traveled, weather, and activity timestamps on a Windows MDT—then turns the shift into a patrol narrative you can actually use.
PLATFORMWindows 11 x64
STATESVT · NH · ME
EVALUATION5 days
ACTUAL PATROLPATH SCREEN · PATROL DATA REMAINS ON THE MDT
01No CAD loginPlain-text handoff
02Local GPS matchingRaw coordinates stay local
03Offline road cacheBuilt for weak connectivity
04Crash recoveryIn-progress patrol protection
THE FIELD EXPERIENCE 01 — REAL SCREENS
Built around the way patrol actually happens.
These are current PatrolPath screens—not concepts or stock images. The interface moves from setup to active patrol, then simplifies into a touch-first view when you need fewer distractions.
WHY PATROLPATH EXISTS 02 — PRODUCT
The little details add up over a long patrol.
Which roads did you cover? When did that stop happen? What was the weather at the start? Those are easy questions at 1900 and annoying questions four hours later.
PatrolPath is a small field tool for that exact problem. It quietly records the pieces that can be automated and leaves the deputy in control of the final report.
See the complete patrol workflow →02PATROL
Let the MDT keep the road list.
Stable GPS samples are matched against local road centerlines so the roads you cover build themselves while you drive.
03DOCUMENT
Timestamp the work, not the paperwork.
Mark traffic stops, calls for service, and other activity when they happen. Finish the detail once the driving is done.
04CLOSE OUT
Review it. Copy it. Done.
Correct the patrol, finish event details, and copy a CAD-ready narrative or save it as a plain-text file.
THE HANDOFF 03 — OUTPUT
It ends in text,
because text works.
PatrolPath does not need credentials to your CAD or RMS. Review the generated narrative, copy it to the clipboard, and paste it where your agency already works.
Editable before exportCopy to clipboardSave as .TXT
PATROL SUMMARYCENTRAL DISTRICT · 2026-08-05
Conducted patrol within the assigned area. Roads patrolled included Main Street, River Road, County Road, and additional local roads.
Activity included 3 traffic stops and 2 calls for service. Patrol activity and road list reviewed prior to closeout.
DATA BOUNDARY 04 — PRIVACY
Patrol data belongs on the MDT.
The license service verifies authorized installations. It is not a patrol-data service, location tracker, or CAD integration.
STAYS ON THE MDT
Operational patrol data
- Live GPS position
- Road history
- Traffic stops and calls
- Tickets, warnings, and totals
- Patrol narrative
LICENSE SERVICE
Installation status only
- Random installation ID
- Windows computer name
- PatrolPath version and state profile
- Activation / renewal credential
- First and last license check-in
CURRENT FIELD BUILD 05 — RELEASE
CURRENT
2.4.5
Agency release · Windows x64
PatrolPath 2.4.5PatrolPath-Setup-2.4.5.exe
Fixes to date/timeThe Download page always reflects the latest package published by PatrolPath administration.
FIELD-TEST PATROLPATHPut it on an MDT.
Put it on an MDT.
Drive roads you know.
Start with the five-day evaluation, validate GPS and road matching on your own patrol area, then request an agency key if it fits the job.