At Prepared, we aim to ensure that those working to keep our communities safe have access to the best technology - not just the best technology available to them. Our platform empowers emergency response professionals with the data and tools to save lives in even the toughest conditions. Whether as an adopter or as a member of our team, join us in building a safer world.
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"In this world, non-emergency wait times literally drop to zero." Michael Chime, who leads Axon 911, recently shared with Officer.com how Axon 911 Core, by Carbyne and Axon 911 Intelligence, by Prepared are covering the full emergency communications lifecycle, from call to closure. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/eVJT6VPx #Axon #ProtectLife
During a recent shift at Randolph County, NC Emergency Services, all call-takers were busy, radio traffic was heavy, and several high priority situations were active. In the thick of it, one dispatcher glanced at the Prepared transcript and caught what she'd missed. She didn't have to stop or ask the caller to repeat themselves. That's the kind of moment we build for. "Towards the end of the shift, we were getting hammered with 911 calls and business calls. Within a matter of 10-15 minutes, every call-taker and dispatcher was answering back to back calls while handling radio traffic and some very high priority situations. While working a law enforcement channel and handling their requests, I answered a business line and was trying so hard to actively listen to his needs while keeping track of our officers. While I heard the pertinent information and got the call started, the transcript from the Prepared system and the order the information was listed helped me IMMENSELY in that moment of intense multi-tasking. It only took a quick glance for me to add the few small details I didn't catch initially." - Kendra Hurley , Dispatcher, Randolph County Emergency Services
When seconds matter, a missed radio transmission cannot be a dead end. At City of Alamogordo's comm center, Assistive Dispatch has become the built-in second set of ears their team turns to most. "Assistive Dispatch is probably one of the most valuable tools, 100%. Whenever a call like a radio transmission happens, if the dispatcher didn't hear it, they're going to Prepared. It's nice that they've incorporated it in the workflow. If Prepared didn't catch it, then no one caught it, really is ultimately what it boils down to. That screen is probably the most used screen that we have in the center right now." Hearing that a tool has been folded into the workflow this naturally is the kind of feedback we are proudest of.
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When response times plummet, outcomes improve—for everyone. There is a greater opportunity to apprehend suspects, preserve evidence, recover property, protect victims, and resolve cases quickly. Since launching our Drone as First Responder program with real-time 911 intelligence, response times to priority calls have decreased by 62%. At the same time, arrests and case-clearance rates have increased significantly. This video shows another example of that impact. A subject was actively destroying the inside of a convenience store. In under 2 minutes, the drone located the suspect, before the run was even dispatched, and provided responding officers with real-time situational awareness. Patrol officers moved in and made the arrest. No suspect gone on arrival. No lengthy follow-up investigation. No delay in identifying who was responsible. From call to closure—in minutes. #DFR #RTIC Skydio Axon Prepared
We are hiring 🚀 Looking for a Senior Platform Software Engineer, Axon 911 | New York, NY Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eXtUhCfp This is not your average platform role. You will be building the infrastructure that keeps Axon 911 Intelligence running for PSAPs across the country; the systems that help the people under the headset work faster and more effectively when it matters most. If you are passionate about large-scale distributed systems and want your work to have real public safety impact, we want to hear from you! #NowHiring #SoftwareEngineer #Careers
The Fourth of July is the hardest day of the year to work in a 911 center. More calls, more chaos, and the same technology that has a hard time handling the surge. This year, Skagit 911 handled 40% more calls than a typical summer weekend. And with ANET from Axon 911 routing non-emergency calls automatically, their dispatchers were free to focus on who needed them most. The result: 98% of 911 calls answered in under 10 seconds, and an average answer time 35% faster than the year before. Faster answers. Better Outcomes. Less burnout.
So many of you came to see our vision for the future of 911 at #APCO2026 and what we heard back was clear: the 911 industry is ready for technology that finally works as one, and we are proud to be part of making that happen for the people under the headset. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booths, caught our session, and came out to celebrate with us. These moments remind us why we do this work.
Thank you for putting this so well. Comments like this remind us we are on the right track. The people behind the headset control chaos. They shape the entire response cycle. Their talent is irreplaceable. The technology should be worthy of them. That is what we are building.
Not every PD has an Emergency Communications Center, but we do here. Also, I have done that job for many years. Axon911 has helped me see the future. Axon911 is here. This isn’t about replacing people with AI. It’s about bringing true operational efficiency to one of the highest‑stress, hardest‑to‑staff environments in Public Safety - Emergency Communications Centers. I’ve seen Axon911 in action. I’ve spoken with the people who built it. It is built to reduce daily pressure, streamline workflow, and still empower Dispatchers to do what they do best - control chaos to shape the response. It will require a shift in mindset. It will prompt an evolution in how Emergency Communications Centers operate. Dispatchers don’t just collect information on the phone. They control chaos. They influence the entire response cycle. Their talent is unique, irreplaceable, and central to modern Public Safety. Keep an open mind. Go see Axon911 & you'll agree. Change is coming. #Axon911 #InnovationinthePursuitofPublicSafety