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EMS, Fire, Ambulance Transport, Rescue Squads, Special Ops, and other Emergency Services organizations can all benefit from this site & its resources.
In addition to the free articles (on the right), the resources, and special Chief/Director only material, we offer web-based software that improves organizational communication, online shift scheduling, requirement accountability, fleet management, and equipment tracking.
Designed for agencies that can benefit from an "always available from anywhere" online solution for managing personnel via a flexible and intuitive Internet application.
.: Web Based - No Software to Install
.: Intuitive Interface
.: Personnel Management
.: Organizational Communication
.: Scheduling, Anywhere, Anytime
.: Reporting & Analysis
.: Modular Components
.: No Software to Maintain or Upgrade
.: Scaleable Architecture
Access your agency from the office, home or on the rig - all you need is a computer with an Internet connection.
With Modular Components, Scalability is a Snap.
Whether you want to add on one of the standard modules or a custom component, CTSC EMS & Fire Software allows you to solve your business needs.
Specifically, EMS & Fire Software enables you to:
.: Manage your agency, crews, & fleet from anywhere.
.: Scale your exisiting infrastructure
.: Empower your personnel and members
.: Access information and reports instantly
Imagine the time you will save yourself and your organization a year from now after using a software package designed by Emergency Service professionals for their own operations.
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TwitterThis post is to highlight the new technologies available to transportation agencies and motorists. You may see these systems introduced while on the job in the EMS or Fire service.
Traffic & highway safety is a major concern of all motorists, law enforcement, and insurance companies. New technologies are slowly introduced to the motoring public. Many motorists are slow to adapt (or become confused) by new systems and signs, despite the intended usefulness. Traffic lights with count-down timers can be either be informative, or encourage speed contests. 
Highway animal instruments are being designed to alert the animal and illuminate hazards for the motorists: 
LED illuminated speed humps that convert mechanical energy into electrical energy as a vehicle drives over the speed bump, storing the energy for use later in low light conditions. 
And in the off-road area, the ultimate in rural fire fighting 
Elm Grove Police Department campaign of Slower is Better
Interesting way of translating speed to a palpable inconvenience. Three of three of the ads are:
[speed] Days in hospital bed
Chance of crash: [speed]%
Accident bills: $[speed],000
As someone who has been involved in a rear-end collision can appreciate this clever campaign. Via
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