Smart911 is supported by the Daviess County Public Library - citizens who want to create a Safety Profile are encouraged to visit the library's free computer terminals

The Office of Unified Communications, in conjunction with the Mayor and Police and Fire Departments of Washington D.C. encourage all residents and visitors to create a Safety Profile with Smart911.

What if your child went missing? Does 9-1-1 have the information they need to help you? They do if you have a Safety Profile with Smart911. This is one mother's story. Create your Safety profile at www.smart911.com Protect the Ones You Love

Matt Serra, ENP, Senior Director of Product Management for Rave Mobile Safety continues our Rave Learning Series with this presentation on Common Alert Protocol

Brian Maydwell, of the Columbia / Boone County Public Safety Joint Communications, talks about Smart911 in this latest installment from our "From the desk of" series.

Todd Piett, Chief Product Officer for Rave Mobile Safety, begins the Rave Learning Series with the presentation, "CMAS vs. Text Messaging"

FSU Guardian is a new service that allows you to rapidly provide information about yourself to the FSUPD during an emergency. By building a personal profile, information about you can be immediately accessed by FSUPD dispatchers should you call from a registered cell phone. FSU Guardian can also provide police with GPS coordinates from your phone -- if available- , which can decrease response time and allow first responders to locate you should you not be able to give them your location.

Lawrence Zacarese, Assistant Chief of Police & Director of Emergency Management for Stony Brook University, talks about the Rave Mobile Safety Suite in this latest "From the desk of" series.

Rave Guardian tutorial for Columbus State Community College

David Lucas, Director for 9-1-1 in Lexington, KY, shares his thoughts on Smart911 and explains how Smart911 is helping Lexington transition to Next Generation 9-1-1.

Cathy Randall, Coordinator at Aiken County, SC 9-1-1 gives her thoughts on Smart911, explaining how Aiken County call takers and first responders are receiving timely, supplemental call data to help speed and enhance the effectiveness of their emergency response.

Christopher Akin, Associate Director for IT at The University of South Florida talks about the Rave Security Suite in this latest "From the desk of" series.

Duane Phillips, Director for the Metro Nashville Emergency Communications Center, discusses Smart911, the Next Generation 9-1-1 safety software solution which provides 9-1-1 call takers and first responders with critical supplemental data in the event of a 9-1-1 call.