Combining a State-of-the-Art Public Safety Complex with Zetron’s MAX Dispatch Consoles. On the South Shore of Massachusetts, midway between Boston and Plymouth, the small town of Scituate falls victim to dangerous and damaging storms on
City of Weslaco Upgrades Equipment and Regional Communications Center with Zetron With a mission “to enhance the quality of life in the City through a proactive and professional level of police service,” The Weslaco Police
When the McMinn County Emergency Communications Center in Tennessee began operating in July of 2003, the 733-square-foot building had a staff of just nine. But they knew it was only a matter of time before
The MAX Call-Taking system installed at Jersey County, Illinois, is receiving kudos for its redundancy, sophisticated reporting features, and the many ways it simplifies dispatchers’ jobs. William “Rob” Hedger, executive director of the Emergency Telephone
With MAX Dispatch, we can communicate from truck to truck and across all our district offices throughout the entire state. Rick Bennett, Senior Engineering Professional, Missouri Department of Transportation The 11-site MAX Dispatch system recently implemented
College and university campuses experience their share of dangerous and threatening situations, putting the safety of their students and staff at risk. That’s why when Gonzaga University took the important steps to help ensure campus
Going Digital Since the 1970’s, the Malden police department has been operating out of the same building, and using the same equipment for the last 15 years. With its aging infrastructure and equipment, they were
The Zetron MAX Dispatch system recently installed for the Boxborough, Massachusetts, Police Department combines many operations onto the console, improves interoperability with other agencies, and can operate remotely over a laptop. It also supports broadband
The Butler County, Iowa, 9-1-1 center’s updated MAX Call-Taking system not only accepts Text-to-9-1-1 messages, but it allows dispatchers to take both text and voice calls on the same console. Other 9-1-1 systems require separate
The MAX Call-Taking system recently installed at the Columbia County 9-1-1 center is designed to make the most of the open standards-based ESInet that will soon be deployed throughout Washington state. The state of Washington
