Police, EMS and Fire Management

Telematics technology can help keep your community safe. We have solutions at Geotab that can help you utilize your fleet's data for operational insight based on actual movements, monitor driver and public safety with behavior reporting and coaching, plan optimal routes to prevent congestion and save money.

When your fleet cars are not responding to emergencies, they are driving in ordinary traffic alongside other cars. This means that keeping an eye on speeding, harsh braking and the use of seat belts is critical for fleet and public safety. To set a positive example for the communities you assist, keep an eye on these measures. Set custom rules to disregard speeding alerts and integrate with lights and sirens.

When your fleet of police vehicles is not actively responding to emergencies, they are driving in ordinary traffic alongside other cars. This means that keeping an eye on speeding, harsh braking and the use of seat belts is critical for fleet and public safety. To set a positive example for the communities your police unit assists, it’s important to monitor these behaviours. Set custom rules to disregard speeding alerts when integrated lightbars and sirens are activated.

Geotab GO devices and the MyGeotab platform can help police (or other first responder) vehicle dispatchers to identify the closest vehicle to a trauma or crime scene for the fastest possible response time.

Emergency services dispatchers need situational awareness to better allocate resources and protect drivers. With Geotab, emergency service resources can coordinate and communicate with each other quickly and easily, using accurate, near real-time data. Whether at the municipal, state or federal level, the integration of telematics data can be pivotal for the office of emergency response and boost the collaboration between first responders on duty.

Collisions and vehicles rendered inactive can be detected instantly. As such, additional personnel can be sent to assist an officer, EMT, or fire rescue team that needs assistance. Vehicle maintenance requirements can help many first responder teams to minimize their fleet vehicle down-time by identifying maintenance requirements and diagnosing minor mechanical issues before they become serious problems.

Yes, Geotab GO devices can be installed in police vehicles, synced with a GPS device, and used for all of the services the police department has subscribed to. The GO device can be connected to monitor light bars, sirens and gun racks with IOX expansion.