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Municipal government facilities serve their communities in numerous ways, from court proceedings to issuing permits. As such, there are always people coming and going within the facility. Keeping everyone safe is a top priority and quite the challenge. The Alertus System can help municipal government facilities create a comprehensive solution to keep staff and visitors safe by leveraging the building’s existing infrastructure, filling in gaps when necessary, and making it as simple as pushing a button to send emergency notifications at record speeds.


Facility-Based Notification

Alertus offers numerous system-ready alerting appliances for reliable in-building notification for those areas that lack the necessary infrastructure. By integrating with public addresses, computer desktops, desk phones, digital signage, and even televisions, Alertus can provide affordable emergency communication without purchasing additional hardware. Several solutions are available to fit the unique needs of municipal government.

The Alert Beacon offers audible-visual notification. These ADA-compliant, wall-mounted devices are ideal for retrofitting older or historic buildings and can be integrated with various safety and security assets.

Alertus’ innovative WiFi Panic Button equips staff with a wearable panic button for fast and discreet incident reporting.

Alertus Desktop Notification enables authorized dispatchers to reach all or select personnel using a full-screen, ticker, or pop-up message.

Alertus’ innovative Text-to-Speech technology can be tied to the existing voice public address systems to enable emergency personnel to share critical alert information throughout the facility.

 

Alertus gives us a way to provide a clear concise message to every office within the government center within a matter of seconds. The scalability and expandability of the Alertus system is great. We can add to the system at whatever pace we want—from just being in two or three facilities to an entire city.
— Jonathan Ayers, Director of the Office of Emergency Management, Laclede County
 
 
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