Midlands Technical College Police Department (MTCPD) in South Carolina selects market leader, SmartCOP, as their Public Safety Software solution. In November, SmartCOP completed implementation of the following Public Safety Software solutions for MTCPD.
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DeFuniak Springs PD in Florida has chosen market leader, SmartCOP, Inc., as their Public Safety Software solution.
DeFuniak Springs Police Department is one of large list of Florida law enforcement agencies that utilize SmartCOP software products to keep their community safe. DeFuniak Springs PD chose the following software solutions to implement at their agency.
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South Carolina DNR joins multiple conservation agencies in their use of market leader, SmartCOP, Inc., as their Public Safety Software solution.
In September 2023, South Carolina DNR got up and running with the following SmartCOP software solutions.
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With excellent customer service and a true partnership, the Lexington Police Department knows they can count on their SmartCOP products and the team behind them.
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North Augusta Police Department in South Carolina selects market leader, SmartCOP, Inc., as their Public Safety Software solution.
In August, SmartCOP completed implementation of the following Public Safety Software solutions for North August PD.
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PENSACOLA, FL — Florida Atlantic University Police Department has chosen market leader, SmartCOP, Inc., as their Public Safety Software solution.
As of mid-July, Florida Atlantic University Police Department is utilizing the following software products to keep their community safe.
Florida Atlantic University Police Department joins an ever-growing cadre of law enforcement professionals and universities throughout the State of Florida who trust and rely upon SmartCOP for our expertise and the ease of use of our Public Safety Software solution platforms to help keep their communities safe while working in the most efficient way possible.
With an established footprint throughout the Southeastern United States and beyond, SmartCOP is the public safety software vendor of choice for over 30 federal and state agencies, 60 municipalities, 55 county agencies, and 7 universities throughout the region.
Our agencies range in size from small municipalities with ten officers to state agencies with 2,500 officers. SmartCOP offers a full suite of Public Safety Software solution products for your organization. All of our products can be fully integrated into your system, making the user experience simple and seamless.
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About SmartCOP, Inc.
SmartCOP (www.smartcop.com), an innovator in public safety software since 1999, offers cost-effective, fully integrated, and scalable technologies that maximize the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies of all sizes in the United States. Offerings include Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Law Enforcement Records Management System (RMS), Mobile Computer and Field Based Reporting (FBR), and Jail Management Systems (JMS).
There have been many benefits that the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency have seen since implementing SmartCOP’s Public Safety Software, but the centralized database has had the greatest impact on their day-to-day duties.
Continue readingTwo new Agencies in FL using SmartCOP software – Jackson County BOCC and Union County Sheriff’s Office. Both Agencies will be utilizing SmartCOP’s SmartJAIL solution.
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SmartCOP, Inc., a public safety software provider of Computer Aided Dispatch, Records Management, and Jail Management Software, has entered into a strategic partnership with Chief360, an emergency technology company that provides life-saving emergency data to first responders. SmartCOP’s mobile software, provides deployed personnel with full system access from their laptops, phones, and tablets. However, with the Chief360 partnership, specialized tools unique to fire and EMS are now available.
SmartCOP’s Computer Aided Dispatch(SmartCAD) system integrates with Chief360’s Chief Mobile App to provide alerts and notifications to responding fire and EMS units. Once the app receives an alert, a push notification will display on the device that provides detailed information about the incident, such as call for service location, knox box information, notes and medical information, hydrant locations, crew makeup, responding status, as well as mapping and turn by turn directions.
SmartCOP and Chief360 believe this partnership will ultimately help lead to faster first responder response times which will help save more lives. This partnership is a part of our mission at SmartCOP – to constantly strive to provide more efficient software solutions for the public’s safety. Together, our companies can do just that, and we are both excited for the opportunities available to our current and future customers due to our joining forces.
SmartCOP engages in system development, implementation, and support services for a fully integrated suite of public safety products including Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Records Management System (RMS), Mobile Computing with Field Based Reporting (FBR), and Jail Management System (JMS). Our solution is a field-proven public safety system designed to respond, without fail, to first response demands.
Chief 360 is a fully integrated multiple system Response and Alerting platform built for Fire, EMS, and all public safety responders by former and current Firefighters, EMS, and Law Enforcement personnel. Chief 360 systems include Mobile App response Notification, Employee Scheduling, Tone Alerting, Digital Dashboards, Fire Station Alerting Systems, and our Chief Commander Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) for apparatus. Our solutions are designed with Firefighters in mind. Chief 360 offers quick and easy to use systems that make notification and navigation for Fire & EMS seamless and without stress.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, serving the Florida Keys, has been a customer of CTS/SmartCOP for about 20 years – Beginning the conversion from an antiquated COBOL based system to the robust software suite that CTS/SmartCOP offered in 1999. Our agency was primarily interested in the Computer Aided Dispatch program, which was brought online in early 2000, then the other modules soon followed.
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