AEGIS Response Team provides a dedicated service that responds to low-priority 911 calls, allowing police departments to allocate their limited resources more effectively. This approach helps maintain public safety and service quality despite staffing shortages in U.S. cities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many U.S. cities face police staffing shortages, leading to increased 911 response times and decreased citizen satisfaction. Traditional solutions like pay increases have not resolved these shortages, necessitating alternative approaches to maintain public safety.
Solution
AEGIS Response Team provides a service that handles low-priority 911 calls, specifically non-injury traffic accidents, under the authority of city police departments. When a 911 center receives a call for a non-injury accident, the dispatcher routes it to AEGIS. AEGIS agents, composed of former and retired police officers and other first responders, are dispatched to the scene. These agents collect data, including personal and insurance information from involved parties, and create a state-compliant accident report. The reviewed and enriched data is then swiftly sent to the police and other relevant parties for faster resolution.
Target Audience
The primary customers are municipal governments and police departments seeking to optimize resource allocation and improve response times for low-priority 911 calls.
Features
- Dispatch of former and retired police officers and first responders to accident scenes.
- Collection of detailed accident data, including personal and insurance information.
- Creation of state-compliant accident reports.
- Data review and enrichment process.
- Swift delivery of accident reports to police departments and relevant parties.