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Our fire and EMS software provide the tools needed to get the job done on the go and in the station, including NFIRS, NFPA, and NEMSIS 3 reporting.
Emergency Reporting is a cloud-based fire department and emergency medical service (EMS) solution that helps businesses manage records, budgets, audit trails and fire incident reports in compliance with national fire incident reporting system (NFIRS) regulations.
Whether you have a support question, need technical assistance, or would like additional help with your Emergency Reporting account, we are here for you. Contact our support team below by submitting a help desk ticket, calling, or emailing.
Emergency Reporting has been the premier cloud-based Fire, EMS, and community risk reduction platform since 2003. We currently support over 450,000 first responders and agency personnel worldwide. We believe that excellent reporting and records management has the ability to make communities safer, increase collaboration through data sharing ...
Emergency Reporting’s mission is to deliver the easy-to-use tools and technology first responders need to be safe, prepared, and effective on the job.
Emergency Reporting® simplifies fire & EMS reporting and records management into one platform-independent solution. We create user-friendly software that empowers first responders all over the world with accessible data.
Oct 6, 2019 · Emergency Reporting’s mission is to deliver the easy-to-use tools and technology first responders need to be safe, prepared, and effective on the job.
EOC staffing is driven by the emergency response needs and includes representatives from the City and County, local law enforcement, fire, rescue and EMS agencies. The EOC also includes partners and supporting agencies who represent public health, healthcare, non-government organizations (NGOs), nonprofits, State and Federal agencies, emergency ...
News & Events. News. Tennessee Utilizes EMAC to Send Rescue Teams in Response to New Mexico Wildfires, Floods. Maury County Enhances Emergency Preparedness with All Hazards Incident Management Team Exercise.
If you have questions or would like to speak to someone at the Knox County Health Department about Emergency Preparedness, please call 865-215-5093 or email health@knoxcounty.org. To stay informed of any emergencies or health threats in Knox County, follow the Knox County Health Department on Facebook and Twitter.
