Fire Department Digital Signage & Dashboards
Turn the TVs already mounted in your bays, day rooms, kitchen and offices into one always-on operational picture — incident alerts, staffing, training, and more, refreshed as mission-critical information changes. Built to scale from a single firehouse to a countywide or citiywide department.

IN THE STATION
Built for the wall you already look at
Between call volume, CAD, staffing, and the paperwork every shift generates, the details a crew actually needs can get buried in an inbox nobody checks between calls. A display in the bay or day room puts the same live picture in front of the whole crew, all shift, without anyone going to look for it.
What's actually running on the wall
A look at the dashboards cycling on real station displays — the same feeds your crew already relies on, just bigger.
Runs on the hardware already on your wall
See your operation in one view.
SCREEN PLACEMENT
Good real estate for a station display
Apparatus bay, day room, training room, chief's office — these are the spots where a screen actually gets looked at, and where a display earns its wall space.
See More Dashboard Ideas →Departments already running this
A few of the fire and rescue agencies putting these displays to work in their own stations.

A Dashboard is Worth a Thousand Words for Southern Marin (CA) Fire Protection District

'We don’t have to worry about emails': How Dashboards Transformed Communication at Prattville Fire Department

Florida Fire District Improves Communications with First Arriving Dashboards
IN THE FIELD
Always on, always right now
Ready with the intelligence and situational awareness your crews and leadership need to perform at the highest level.
It doesn't stop at the wall.
Everything running on the station TV is also one login away — on a laptop, a tablet at the watch desk, or a phone in your crew's pocket.
