“ asking what's going on and description is really helpful for the officers in the field to hear that and get a good grasp of what's going on," she said. When she hears the reporting party’s address she can already start heading to the scene. Officer Meredith Alexander told KFSN that the real-time awareness helps her better prepare for an incoming call.
"And to hear the little details that may not make it through to us in a timely manner.” “To actually hear the tone of the voice of the person calling and the officers understand this is really an emergency," Munro said. In addition to saving precious minutes, officials say Live 911 gives officers more context about a call than they would have gotten with the old system. Ap Thad Rueter Emergency dispatch technology provider Prepared has raised 9.8 million in a seed funding round fresh capital that amounts to a new bet on the growth of real-time. “It has been a game-changer to be honest with you.” This service area is over 2,000 square miles and encompasses the City of Phoenix as well as the surrounding areas that make up what is. “Instead of waiting for dispatch to type in the details to send it to the radio operator and to come out over the radio, which sometimes can take up to two minutes, officers are able to hear the information right away,” Clovis Police Lt. Currently Phoenix Fire Department Regional Dispatch Center provides fire and emergency medical dispatching services for approximately twenty-six (26) jurisdictions directly and three (3) entities indirectly. A Clovis Police Department cruiser in Clovis, California.
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