Screenshot of a crime bulletin email inbox and a crime bulletin platform interface named BLTN showing two recent posts: one by Detective Ryan K. Torres about Cedar Bay juveniles attempting a break-in at Harborview Lofts on 4/24/26, with a photo of a smiling young woman; another by Detective John Franklin about a missing person named Mark Dao Vinh, with a photo of an older man. The interface includes tabs like For you, Following, My department, and My posts, and a search bar.
EMAIL REPLACEMENT

Replace Email Bulletins

Emailed BOLOs die in the inbox. A dedicated officer feed does not.

The problem is the channel.

BOLOs and bulletins go out as email. They land in the same stack as everything else, get buried, and never reach the officer who needed them on that shift.

BLTN is a dedicated feed, not another inbox to check. Operational items sit where officers already look for work: a live, searchable bulletin, not a PDF attachment.

Update it after you send it. Attach photo, video, and audio. Tag by location and priority. Open on your cell phone, the MDT, or at your desk.

See how this plays out for patrol specifically in our overview of police bulletin software.

Screenshot of a law enforcement bulletin on a police website showing an updated want notice for Michael R. Torres related to auto theft, including an updated mugshot photo and details of the case.
WHAT IT IS
A feed that replaces emailed BOLOs and bulletins.
WHAT IT ISN’T
A better mail merge, or another inbox to check.
WHAT YOU GET
Live content you can update, not static PDFs.
"Before Multitude, our most advanced collaboration tool was email."
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Det. Sgt. Swift
Watertown PD

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