- Delaware County, Ohio Goes Live
- As of November 2006, Delaware County Ohio
911 Center, Delaware County Sheriff’s Office and the
Powell Ohio Police Department have been successfully transitioned
to the AlertTS entire product suite and are fully operational.
The project scope includes a county-wide Computer Aided Dispatch
(CAD) and law enforcement records management system. The CAD
system will automate law enforcement, fire and emergency medical
dispatching for the cities and townships within the county.
Utilizing the power of RESPONDER™ (CAD),
dispatchers are responding to and managing emergency calls
more efficiently. Leveraging Microsoft Windows® workstations
and MS SQL 2005 database, the configuration provides real-time
data replication between servers housed at the 911 Center
and the Sheriff’s Data Center and will enable consistent
availability of all critical CAD functions and ensure continued
system operations. As networked, the County’s 911 Center
and Sheriff’ Dispatch Center are able to share call
and dispatch data dynamically and each will provide remote
backup capabilities to the other. With the replication process
in place, when a disaster affects one SQL server the system
configuration allows the other SQL server to gain full operations
for both centers with up to the second data.
ENFORCER™ (Law Enforcement Records
Management System) provides a method for agencies County-wide
to enter, access and share law enforcement records data by
utilizing a master and unified database design. The sophisticated
security matrix provides the participating agencies the means
to protect their own data integrity.
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- Columbus Regional Airport Authority
Enters Into Contract
- On November 16, 2006, the Columbus Regional
Airport Authority has entered into contract for the purchase
of AlertTS full product suite of public safety solutions.
AlertTS will be providing RESPONDER (Computer Aided Dispatch),
ENFORCER (Police RMS), FIRST DUE (Fire RMS), RESCUE (EMS RMS)
and PARTNER (MOBILE) to the Authority’s safety forces. With
an anticipated mid-January go-live date, Alert Tracking Systems,
Inc. is excited about providing a replacement system that
upgrades and enhances their current capabilities. The Columbus
Regional Airport Authority oversees the operations of Port
Columbus, Rickenbacker and Bolton Field airports to deliver
high-quality, cost-effective and coordinated aviation and
logistics services for Central Ohio.
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- State Of Ohio Electronic Data Submission
Approved
- On October 17, 2006 Alert Tracking Systems,
Inc. completed the approval process for electronic submission
of EMS data to the State Of Ohio. This process allows AlertTS
users to submit patient information directly to the Ohio Department
of Public Safety Incidence Report System through ODPS’s
web site. By adhering to this state submission process, this
now allows Ohio EMS agencies utilizing the RESCUE EMS product
to meet state mandates for EMS data submission. Therefore,
AlertTS EMS agencies will continue to be eligible for state
EMS grants.
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- Delaware County, Ohio Enters Into
Contract
- In regular commission session October
9th, 2006, the Delaware County Commissioners unanimously approved
to enter into contract with Alert Tracking Systems Inc. to
provide a new and completely integrated Computer Aided Dispatch
and Police and Fire/EMS Records Management software. The state-of-the-art
software will be used by the County's 9-1-1 Center and Sheriff
and all law enforcement agencies the 9-1-1 center and Sheriff
currently support. AlertTS software provides for a true single
database for all its applications and allows for more efficient
and reduced redundant data entry increasing information access
and efficiency.
Larry Fisher, the County's Emergency Services
Manager said, "We were focused on finding a solution
for our users that was not just a replacement system but
a system that was efficiently designed so that all participating
agencies would be able to take advantage of each others
information. As importantly, we were committed in finding
a company whose management was committed in listening to
and supporting the customer. We view the AlertTS system
to be our answer."
The Commissioners also approved a contract
with Digital Data Technologies, Inc. (www.ddti.net)
to provide for Phase II E911 mapping. AlertTS will provide
an interface with DDTI’s mapping solution to enable
dispatchers to view and utilize location information for land
line and cellular calls based on phone records data and Global
Positioning Satellite (GPS) data.
“I am really excited and look forward
in partnering with DDTI on this project.” said Mark
Gruber, President of AlertTS. “DDTI has proven to
be an industry leader in providing mapping solutions and
we are extremely happy that they will be an active and integral
member of our Delaware project team.”
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- Northwood, Ohio Police Department Goes Live
- On August, 2006, the Northwood Police Department became fully operational with the RESPONDER™ (CAD), ENFORCER™ (POLICE RMS) and PARTNER (MOBILE) modules
of the AlertTS product suite of public safety solutions.
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- Northwood, Ohio Police Department Enters Into Contract
- On May 2, 2006, the Northwood
Ohio Police Department entered into an Agreement with Alert
Tracking Systems, Inc. to provide the department with a new
Computer Aided Dispatch and Records Management Systems. The
new system is expected to be online early June.
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- AlertTS is Conditionally Certified for OLLEISN v2.0 Level 1
- AlertTS is pleased to announce that on April 13, 2006,
it has been conditionally certified as an OLLEISN v2.0 Level
1 provider.
- OIBRS
Vendor List
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- AlertTS is Awarded Provisional Certification for OIBRS
- AlertTS is pleased to announce that on April, 3 2006,
it has been awarded OIBRS provisional certification.
- OACP
Readiness Matrix
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