"This made my job a lot easier as incident commander". Cpt. Andrew Murphy and Fire Chief Scott Carrigan of the Salisbury Fire Department break down the minute-by-minute details of using First Due at the time of a recent 9 Alarm Fire. From instantly understanding property information to orchestrating hydrant supply to coordinating mutual aid, First Due had the Salisbury FD covered when they needed it.
Midwest Fire agency has adopted First Due Community Connect to help ensure their First Responders stay informed of the details that could save lives during an incident.
Freeport Fire Department put in place Community Connect for their community to voluntary input crucial information that only residents know.
The Missoula Rural Fire District launched Community Connect for their community to share critical information with their department. Residents of Missoula Rural can share access points, strucual information about their homes, how many. People live their, and any critical information about the home.
Seconds count in an emergency, so Fire Marshal Michael Ostrander of the Hendersonville Fire Department urges residents and business owners to sign up for Community Connect. Allowing First Responders to have vital information about the community not only improves response, but ultimately saves lives.
In an ABC 13 WLOS News report, Assistant Fire Chief Chris Mehaffey shares how First Due has allowed the Waynesville Fire Department to tap into technology to improve response and save lives by providing First Responders with the vital information they need, all available at their finger tips during response.
The Reno Fire Department activates Community Connect to give first responders critical information about your family should they ever be called to your home.
Ocala Fire Rescue is anticipating Community Connect to help better prepare crews when responding to emergencies, and they want residents to participate.
Reno ABC Channel 2 and Reno Fire Chief Jeff Voskamp dive into how Community Connect will make a difference both for COVID-19 related concerns and everyday emergencies.
See how First Responders from the Spokane Valley Fire Department deploy Community Connect to better protect their neighbors from COVID-19 through self-reporting.
Eastside Fire Rescue explains to their citizens how Community Connect can help ensure their First Responders stay most informed of the details that save lives during an incident at their property.
Meet the Asheville firefighters on the frontlines redefining the operations workflow through transforming pre-incident planning from a compliance-driven chore into a cornerstone of response.
Dan Flynn of the Asheville Fire Department discusses the agency's adoption of First Due Community Connect. Linked directly with First Due, Community Connect will allow residents from across Buncombe County to enter valuable information regarding their family, pets, and property that will not only keep them safe, but also keep their first responders safe at the time of response. To learn more or to sign up for the Asheville Community Connect, visit this page: https://communityconnect.io/info/nc-asheville
In this report from Local 10 Fort Lauderdale, First Due and Battalion Chief Steve Golan of the Fort Lauderdale Fire Department dive into how creating a direct line of communication with high hazard leadership through First Due Community Connect can cut high-rise response times nearly in half.
