The São Paulo city government, under Mayor Ricardo Nunes, has announced the establishment of an exclusive advisory group from the Civil Police to assist in the implementation of the Smart Sampa program. This initiative, outlined in a decree signed by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas, responds to a request from Mayor Nunes to enhance public safety through improved surveillance and monitoring capabilities in the city. The presence of the Civil Police will provide necessary support to expedite actions under the Smart Sampa initiative, which is a key priority for the current administration.

According to the decree, the Civil Police officers will offer 'assistance and advisory' services to the mayor and city secretaries. This collaboration aims to facilitate the operational aspects of the Smart Sampa program by allowing police to support institutional missions, conduct research on police databases, and provide rapid response capabilities. The police team will also accompany city staff when necessary to ensure that official duties and missions are carried out effectively.

The integration of the Civil Police into the Smart Sampa initiative highlights a significant approach to urban management and public safety in São Paulo, reflecting a broader trend of utilizing technology and organized law enforcement to tackle urban challenges. By leveraging police insights and resources, the Nunes administration aims to optimize public monitoring strategies, ultimately seeking to improve safety and efficiency within the city.