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Dashboard Ideas

What goes on your dashboards?

Ideas for what to surface, where to place displays, and how it looks across the big screen, the desktop, and your team's phones — pulled from real fire, EMS, and law enforcement deployments.

Architect Your Information Flow

Five categories worth surfacing.

Platforms

Records managementSchedule / eventsTrainingAssetsUnit metrics

Information

TrafficWeatherAlertsTides / rivers

News

StationDepartmentRegionIndustry

Culture

New hiresBirthdaysAwardsRecognitionRetirements

Compliance

State requirementsResponse timesReporting

Fire & EMS

On the station big screen

Vehicle accident alert for Route 999 and Major Boulevard; two-car crash with one overturned, one unconscious; Squad 81 — Active incident alerts with mapping, time & distance countdown in the apparatus bay.

Dashboard showing turnout times for Shift C in Ashland, VA with gauge charts for all stations and Station 1122, plus — Unit status, turnout times, and readiness scoreboards in the day room.

Fire department shift management dashboard showing certificates expiring, upcoming training, and overdue assignments for — Shift rosters, training, and events pulled from your scheduling platforms.

Law Enforcement

In dispatch & briefing rooms

Police Office Cad Trends — CAD activity, call trends, and unit status running always-on in dispatch.

Traffic map of Ashland, VA area showing road closures and traffic events with incident markers — Directed-patrol priorities, BOLOs, and hot spots front-and-center at roll call.

Three police officers in uniforms view a large display screen showing fleet status and mobile station information. — Certification reminders, policy highlights, and recognition in shared spaces.

Not Just the TV

The same information — in every member's account.

Everything on the station screens follows your people to their desktop, tablet, and phone — with documents, required acknowledgements, and targeted messages built in.

Desktop & tablet — manage content, analytics, layouts
Mobile — schedules, alerts, docs & acknowledgements on the go
Required reading with tracked confirmations

More on user accounts →

Placement Maps

Where displays go in a real station.

Fire Placement Map — Fire station display placement map.

Police Placement Map — 1 Admin Conference · 2 Training / Meeting / EOC · 3 Sally Port · 4 Staff Lockers

Where to Place Displays

High-traffic spots that keep everyone informed.

Apparatus bays
Day rooms & kitchens
Training rooms & EOC
Dispatch & briefing rooms
Chief's & admin offices
Sally port
Staff lockers & hallways
Public lobbies

Let's design your dashboards.

Book a demo and we'll mock up the views your crews would see every day.

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Get a single, real-time view of everything that matters.

See how departments put the right information on every screen — in the station, on the desktop, and in the field. Schedule a walkthrough tailored to your agency.

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