Dispatch / CAD
The Dispatch panel is the live call board every on-duty unit sees. It shows:
- Active calls with priority, location, and assigned units
- A response timeline per call (created, units en route, on scene, cleared)
- Unit status across the organization — available, en route, on scene, busy, off duty
- Scheduled events and response plans for pre-planned incidents
Dispatchers create and update calls; units accept or self-assign from the call board, and status changes sync in real time to everyone watching.
Officers and firefighters can also self-initiate activity — traffic stops, foot patrols, business checks — directly from their panel without a dispatcher creating a call first.
Law Enforcement
The LEO panel adds the tools officers need once they're attached to a call or self-initiated stop:
NCIC search
Look up a character, vehicle plate, or weapon serial against the shared records database. Results surface active warrants, registered owners, and flags in one query.
ALPR
Automated License Plate Recognition scans feed into a hit list. Vehicles matching a BOLO, stolen report, or warrant trigger an alert visible to nearby units.
Warrants
Officers submit warrant requests with supporting narrative; judicial staff approve, deny (with a reason), or recall them. Recalled and denied warrants stay in the record with their full history.
Pre-plans
Businesses and high-risk locations can have a pre-plan on file — entry points, known hazards, and response notes — pulled up automatically when a call comes in at that address.
Every warrant approval, denial, and recall is written to the audit trail along with the acting user, so judicial oversight has a full paper trail.