Prepared

A game-changer for 911, a life-saver for communities, and a story worthy of the national spotlight. Check out CEO Michael Chime and Delaware County Emergency Services' Raquel Lewandoski on NBC News' TODAY with correspondent Kate Snow. Learn more about bringing our technology to your agency: https://bit.ly/3TkhyZ4

Our final Honorees of April 14th for the #NPSTW2025 Telecommunicator Spotlight series are... - Donica Fenner, Baltimore 911 - Buncombe County Public Safety Communications - Franklin Chatman, Adams County E-911 To read the full (and incredible) story behind each Honoree's nomination, please visit our blog, where you can see who'll be honored each day this week and why: https://bit.ly/4jb721o

The #NPSTW2025 Telecommunicator Spotlight Series continues with the following Honorees... - Briteney Ray, Pearl River County - Antonia Williams, Baltimore 911 - Natasha Goode, Baltimore 911 To read the full (and incredible) story behind each Honoree's nomination, please visit our blog, where you can see who'll be honored each day this week and why: https://bit.ly/44lfwOH

To every 911 call-taker, dispatcher, telecommunicator — thank you. You are the voice that brings order to crisis, the calm in the chaos, and the first to respond when we need help the most. We built Prepared to support you — not just with tools, but with deep respect for the role you play in public safety every single day. This week and every week, we’re grateful. #NPSTW2025

As #NPSTW2025 begins, we are incredibly proud to present the Prepared Telecommunicator Spotlight Series. Honorees were solicited directly from agencies and nominated by their peers for numerous reasons relating to their service as telecommunicators. Our first Honorees are... - Kaitlyn Culpepper, Edmond Public Safety - Emily Courson, Crawford County Dept. of Public Safety - Valerie Lafferty, Augusta Regional Communication Center To read the full (and incredible) story behind each Honoree's nomination, please visit our blog, where you can see who'll be honored each day this week and why: https://bit.ly/4jttTF1

To the Telecommunicators, the Thin Gold Line, the calm in the chaos, the backbone of public safety: thank you. We're honored to celebrate #NPSTW2025 and share our gratitude with each of you, nationwide. 🖤💛🖤

When call volumes rise and every channel has high traffic, dispatchers can rely on Assistive Dispatch to ensure they never miss a mayday. Explore the platform: https://bit.ly/4j3Hran

Tested and proven to help 911 dispatchers effortlessly monitor every channel with less stress and more accuracy, Assistive Dispatch is now available nationwide. "Assistive Dispatch gives our dispatchers confidence that no transmission will go unheard, reducing the need for repetitive transmission, and ensuring that a request never goes unanswered," said Anthony Mignogna, Chief of Communications at Delaware County Emergency Services. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3GcmKKQ

911 deserves best-in-class solutions to the critical operational challenges that place burden on staff capacity and, ultimately, impact communities. Prepared’s Assistive AI is designed to supplement that capacity, supercharging the incredible work of the unsung heroes of public safety. For 911, assistive AI represents as fundamental a shift in technology as the shift from pen & paper to CAD. To achieve our mission, we’re proud to reintroduce Prepared: public safety’s partner for innovation, focused wholly on your challenges, proven to build products that accelerate change, and dedicated to earning your trust each & every day. Visit us at https://bit.ly/4hVUOIw to see what’s new.

Tomorrow, the mission grows.