Fire department alerting systems.
Modular alerting that installs into the station, integrates with the CAD you already run, and supports the NFPA standard you meet every day.
Career, combination and volunteer departments run differently. The alerting has to fit the shift pattern, the building and the crew.
- Zoning so the right people are alerted
- Retrofits into stations already in service
- Scales from one station to a full department
What fire leadership is actually buying
Retrofit
Modular hardware installs into existing stations without taking the house out of service.
Heart-safe alerting
Ramped tones, dorm-level remotes, and station lighting that wakes crews gently.
Documentation that runs itself
Call event logging and turnout timers captured continuously against NFPA 1710 and NFPA 1225.
How Westnet fits your department
Each part of the system has its own page. Start with the one closest to the problem you are solving.
Fire Station Alerting
Zoned alerting, automatic failover to radio and records ready for NFPA 1710.
Explore →Heart-safe station alerting
Tones that ramp up and lights that rise, so crews wake without the jolt.
Explore →Turnout timer
A live count on the bay wall from the moment of dispatch.
Explore →Station design and installation
Drawings for new stations, and phased cutover for stations in service.
Explore →Departments already running Westnet
City, county and fire authority departments across the country.
- Anaheim Fire & Rescue
- Arlington County Fire Department
- Arvada Fire
- Atlanta Fire Rescue
- City of Miami Fire-Rescue
- Fairfax County Fire & Rescue
- Golden Fire Rescue
- Kansas City Fire Department
- Lawton Fire Department
- Lee's Summit Fire Department
- Long Beach Fire Department
- Loudoun County Fire-Rescue
- Mountain View Fire Rescue
- Orange County Fire Authority
- San Bernardino County Fire
- South Adams County Fire
- South Metro Fire Rescue
How fire departments buy Westnet
Three things most departments want to know before they ask for a quote.
01Cooperative contracts
Sourcewell, HGACBuy and NPPGov have already been competed, so many departments can skip their own bid. Your purchasing office will know which one applies.
02A quote built for your needs
Send your station count, CAD platform and timeline. We return an itemized quote with installation and support set out.
03One station or all of them
Start with one station and add the rest on the same system, in phases your budget allows.
Scope alerting for your department.
Tell us your station count, CAD platform and timeline. The Westnet solutions team will scope the system with you.
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