FedRAMP Authorized Fire & EMS Software: The All-in-One Suite

Federal Fire & EMS agencies face the dual challenge of implementing FedRAMP-compliant software while managing day-to-day operations. Without a streamlined approach, compliance can be complex, and risks to data security and operations increase.

Join our webinar to discover how First Due’s FedRAMP-authorized, All-in-One platform provides federal fire and EMS agencies with a secure, scalable, and compliant cloud-based suite—including incident reporting, scheduling, assets & inventory management, fire prevention, patient documentation, and more—ensuring seamless compliance without compromising operational efficiency.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

✅ Industry-Leading All-in-One Suite
Integrate incident reporting, scheduling, assets & inventory management, fire prevention, EMS and fire response, patient documentation, community engagement, training, and more—all in one platform.

✅ Stay Compliant with FedRAMP
Learn how First Due’s platform adheres to stringent FedRAMP standards, ensuring data protection and full federal compliance across your agency’s operations.

✅ Mitigate Cybersecurity Risks
Understand the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and how First Due safeguards your agency's sensitive information in the cloud.

Featuring

Hala Bennmoussa

Product Marketing Manager
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Hala Benmoussa combines her public health and nursing background with a deep understanding of healthcare systems to enhance patient outcomes through technology. Her expertise bridges the gap between advanced technological solutions and the practical needs of public safety organizations. As a Product Marketing Manager at a leading software company, Hala focuses on promoting innovative solutions that empower public safety agencies. She utilizes her extensive knowledge to craft effective marketing strategies, communicating the value and impact of these solutions to the relevant audience.

Kevin Collier

Director of Federal Sales
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Kevin brings a career’s worth of experience within the Fire Service. He began as a First Responder with South Metro Fire in Colorado before moving into sales leadership roles at technology partners serving firefighters nationwide, including Zoll and High Plains. Today, Kevin leads all Federal business for First Due, working with key agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and others utilizing First Due’s FedRAMP High Authorized solution. His focus remains the same—delivering real value to those on the front lines: keeping responders safer, boosting confidence during emergencies, and ensuring they can trust their technology when it matters most.

Rich Dutcher

Solutions Consultant
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Rich has 23 years EMS/Fire background. I have been in many different roles from Fire fighter to Admin, First Responder to Nationally Registered Paramedic roles. I hold many certification throughout my career including State Faculty Member for statewide training. I have an Associates of Applied Science degree in Paramedicine along with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Healthcare Administration. I have been on the software side of RMS for 4 years.

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