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January 8, 2024

Going Beyond 9-1-1 and Building a Safer Community in Washington State

Discover how Snohomish County 911 leverages Rave Mobile Safety technologies to enhance emergency response, connect with underserved communities, and ensure public safety.

May 10, 2023

A New Model for Community Crisis Response

By collecting and analyzing data using tools like Rave Mobile Safety's AppArmor, DCSP optimizes its resources to make the community safer.

April 11, 2024

Better Communication Leads to Faster Emergency Response Times and Safer Communities in Texas

Learn how Montgomery County, TX overcame the challenges of an outdated emergency alert system using the Rave Mobile Safety platform.

August 4, 2021

Ottawa County, Michigan Uses Rave 911 Suite to Determine Emergency Caller Locations

Ottawa County, Michigan's 911 operators understand the limitations of technology, as anywhere from 10% to 95% of 911 callers are located. Find out how they adapted to improve their emergency response.

August 4, 2021

911 Call Taker Uses Shortcut to Save Man from Fire

What happens when you call 9-1-1 but are unable to tell them what’s wrong? How can you make sure first responders have enough information to help you?

August 4, 2021

SNOPAC 9-1-1 Leverages Rave Panic Button to Locate Missing Children

Concerned about the increase in active shooters in schools around the country, SNOPAC 9-1-1 Emergency Communications selected Rave Panic Button to increase the speed of notifications and emergency response.

August 4, 2021

University of South Florida Keeps More Than 66,000 Community Members Safe During Severe Weather Through Rave Alert

South Florida weather can be deadly. Hurricanes and tornadoes generally strike between June–November, while major thunderstorms and lightning occur from the spring to the fall.

August 4, 2021

Concise Communication in Eaton County, MI

Eaton County, Michigan residents only receive notifications about incidents that directly impact them thanks to county officials’ innovative use of Rave Alert.

August 5, 2021

Cook County, Ill., Emergency Personnel Speeds Up Response Time with Rave Platform

The Cook County Sheriff’s 9-1-1 Center uses Rave 9-1-1 Suite to notify first responders about potential COVID-19 exposures before they reach the scene.

August 5, 2021

Iowa Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HSEMD) Implements the Rave Platform

What happened? What agencies and/or departments need to be involved? How do they communicate and collaborate as the situation evolves? How are residents notified? Receive updates? HSEMD uses Rave Alert to answer these questions.

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Going Beyond 9-1-1 and Building a Safer Community in Washington State

A New Model for Community Crisis Response

Better Communication Leads to Faster Emergency Response Times and Safer Communities in Texas

Ottawa County, Michigan Uses Rave 911 Suite to Determine Emergency Caller Locations

911 Call Taker Uses Shortcut to Save Man from Fire

SNOPAC 9-1-1 Leverages Rave Panic Button to Locate Missing Children

University of South Florida Keeps More Than 66,000 Community Members Safe During Severe Weather Through Rave Alert

Concise Communication in Eaton County, MI

Cook County, Ill., Emergency Personnel Speeds Up Response Time with Rave Platform

Iowa Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HSEMD) Implements the Rave Platform