MisterK

This plugin loads the latest news from German police stations and displays them in your blog. 
The plugin offers two ways to publish the news:
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You can include a widget which always displays the latest news. For performance reasons the news are cached 
for some minutes to reduce remote calls.
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The plugin offers a cronjob which automatically loads the latest news and creates new posts in your blog. You 
can choose if you want to publish them directly oder edit them first. Whatever you choose you can get notified 
by email if a new polic story is added.
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Polizeipresse Plugin

This plugin loads the latest news from German police stations and displays them in your blog.

chrisivens

If you run a blog about a neighbourhood in Birmingham in the UK this plugin will provide you with either a sidebar widget or a full page which shows who your local public servants are and how to contact them. It means you no longer need to worry about keeping this information updated.
If your blog patch covers a number of neighbourhoods you can create a separate widget for each.
At the moment the information includes: Local police officers, local ward support officers, local neighbourhood managers (if you have one) councilors and relevant ward related meetings. It’s partly the answer to the problem of useful information being hedl by a range of organisations – which is why the database which drives the widget is looked after by the local strategic partnership
This idea popped into the head Nick Booth of Podnosh as part of the Timely Information for Citizens project he was working on with Dave Harte, who was then working at Digital Birmingham.
It was produced through the brilliant cooperation of Be Birmingham and West Midlands police, with coding by Chris Ivens of Joltbox.

BeVocal Widget

A sidebar widget to connect to the council data service provided by beBirmingham and Be Vocal

Polizeipresse Plugin vs BeVocal Widget