Why Camera Sharing Is Critical for First Responders During School Emergencies
In an emergency, knowing the true situational awareness is critical for police, firefighters, and other responders. Schools can be better prepared by proactively sharing cameras with 911 telecommunicators, allowing them to pass on real-time “eyes on the scene” to first responders.
Watch this webinar to learn more about Eagle Eye 911 Camera Sharing, which offers an industry-first practical solution for doing just that.
In this webinar you will:
- See an effective way to implement camera sharing in 99% of emergency communications centers.
- Learn how to ensure security and privacy and security issues are properly addressed.
- Explore the setup process to see what it takes to get camera sharing working for your institution.
Access now on-demand.
Speakers
Cooper Briscoe
Director of Product Marketing, Eagle Eye Networks
Cooper is a security industry veteran with 20 years of experience offering and creating solutions that help customers bring safety and peace of mind to their communities. He's held roles within Operations, Sales, Product Management, and Product Marketing and currently focuses on connecting products and solutions with the right target audience through strategic partnerships and a professional installation channel.
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Jamison Peevyhouse
Vice President of Public Safety, RapidSOS
With over 25 years’ experience in public safety and 9-1-1 operations, Jamison Peevyhouse has a long history of public service. Starting as a telecommunicator on midnight shift, Jamison continued to serve as a trainer, supervisor, and director of operations.
More recently, he served as the Statewide Training Coordinator for Tennessee, where he helped to meet the needs of the state’s 2,400+ telecommunicators. He is also a past President of the National Emergency Number Association. Jamison’s commitment to servant-based leadership and communication skills are evidenced through many awards, including TN-APCO Director of the Year, the Senator Joe Haynes Award for Excellence, and the NENA Hall of Fame award. Jamison’s life-long passion is growing a culture of compassion and collaboration within public safety organizations. He currently servesas Vice President of Public Safety for RapidSOS.