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Pursuit Alert for Law Enforcement

Enhancing Public Safety with Real-Time Police Pursuit Alerts


Digital Siren for CODE3 Response

Protecting Lives and Property with Every Response


Move Over Road Safety Alerts

Improving Highway and Road Safety Everyday


DigitalSiren Gives Agencies The Power to Protect  Families First Responders Officers Communities Firefighters Emergency Health Providers

WHAT WE DO

Pursuit Alert is a cutting-edge notification system designed to enhance safety and efficiency for various agencies, including law enforcement, fire, EMS, and roadway management. By providing real-time alerts about ongoing high-risk situations, nearby emergencies, and road hazards, Pursuit Alert ensures that responders and civilians alike are informed and prepared.

How DIGITAL SIREN works.

DIGITAL SIREN utilizes integrated smart vehicle analytics and automated telemetry data to provide 10-20 seconds of pre-alerting awareness to drives near pursuits, high speed responses, emergency vehicles, or other roadway dangers.


The system is built to quickly notify drivers to slow down, look around when danger may be near.

Pursuit Alert

Response

Move Over

Revolutionizing Safety for First Responders and Communities


DigitalSiren is an invaluable tool for all emergency agencies, enhancing the safety of both responders and the communities they serve. By providing real-time alerts about critical events such as high-speed chases, emergency responses, and more, DigitalSiren ensures that motorists and civilians are aware of imminent dangers. This heightened situational awareness allows emergency personnel to respond more effectively and reduces the risk of accidents and injuries.

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By Braden Frame November 22, 2023
A task for will hear arguments for trying BY REBECCA HOLLAND If the man whose truck was caught in the path of a Baton Rouge Police Department pursuit in March would have known the chase was nearby, would he have been killed? If Maggie Dunn and Caroline Gill, the two teenagers killed when an Addis police officer ran a red light during a pursuit last New Year’s Eve, had been alerted, would they be alive today? No one can answer these questions, but Pursuit Alert founder Tim Morgan doesn’t want other families to have to think about similar kinds of "what ifs." He created a warning system that allows law enforcement to send real-time alerts to residents through an app. Notifications that a pursuit is within a few miles could prompt people to stop driving or be on the lookout for speeding vehicles. ...
By Braden Frame May 11, 2023
LOS ANGELES - Would you use an app that warned you about a pursuit coming your way? Digital Siren developed an app that will alert drivers of any pursuits in their area… it works similar to an Amber Alert. "A high speech chase is the single event where and officer endangers the public the most, just simply trying to do their job," said retired law enforcement officer Tim Morgan with Digital Siren . Morgan started working on the idea after being part of a high-speed pursuit chase that killed an innocent bystander.
By Tim Morgan May 1, 2023
BATON ROUGE - Police chases have killed five people in the capital area this year, including two members of law enforcement. As the Louisiana legislature continues to debate the best ways to handle these chases, states like Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina have some counties using the Digital Siren app. The app is free, and law enforcement would be able to send notifications to drivers' phones, warning them a chase is going on in their area. "We want them to be looking out for that fleeing vehicle, whatever the situation might be," said Tim Morgan, a former high ranking sheriff's deputy in South Carolina and the creator of Digital Siren.
By Braden Frame July 13, 2022
MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. ( WKRG ) — There is an app that can alert those who may be in the area of a police chase, potentially saving lives. It’s called Digital Siren, and Mobile County has the biggest deployment of the system in the entire country. With the push of a button, law enforcement can notify anyone near a chase to get to safety. That button is installed in patrol vehicles and sends an alert to anyone with the free Digital Siren app. The app will also tell you when you’re out of range of the chase. “It’s kind of a no-brainer that we can alert the public of a high-speed pursuit that unfortunately kills so many people, innocent people,” said Charlie McNichol, the director of the Mobile County Communications District.
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