Public Safety
Shared Situational Awareness for Public Safety
Know where every unit is, and stay connected with every agency responding alongside you.
The Problems We Hear From Public Safety Departments
Sound familiar? These are the daily friction points slowing your response down.
Unclear Unit Locations
During fast-moving incidents, knowing where every vehicle and unit is in real time is difficult.
Disconnected Agencies
Police, fire, EMS, and public works often respond to the same event without a shared view of the situation.
Delayed Coordination
Coordinating a multi-department response over radio and phone calls slows down decisions.
Limited Context
Responding units lack visibility into nearby infrastructure, cameras, and assets that could inform their response.
How Gostly Helps
One shared map, and one shared line of communication, across every department.
Fleet Management
Live Fleet & Unit Visibility
Real-time location of every vehicle — from patrol cars to public works support — on one shared map.
Platform
Cross-Agency Coordination
Shared situational awareness with built-in communication between departments, so agencies can coordinate a joint response — including chat — from the same live map during an active incident.
Fleet Management
Faster Dispatch
Identify and dispatch the nearest available unit or resource in seconds, not minutes.
Fleet Management
Full Context in One View
See infrastructure, cameras, and other assets around an incident alongside your responding units.
Multi-Department Response
One Map. Every Department. One Conversation.
When police, fire, EMS, and public works respond to the same incident, they should be looking at the same map and talking on the same channel. Gostly brings shared situational awareness and cross-agency communication together, so joint response feels like one team instead of several radios.
Built on the Gostly Platform
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