When the world visits the United States in 2026, be sure your call-takers have the right tools to handle every call - no matter the language. Hear more from Aubry and fellow 911 leaders on Prepared's New HorAIzons Directors Roundtable, Episode Two: bit.ly/3K1kwQt:

Answering non-emergency calls has become increasingly prevalent for emergency telecommunicators. For 911 and its dedicated professionals, it wasn't always this way. Prepared sat down with past NENA President Monica Million to discuss the origins of today's challenges and how

On October 1st, three public safety leaders come together to discuss the future of 911 & officer collaboration. 🔗 Register: bit.ly/46gNIuj

Today, we honor and remember the victims of the tragic events of September 11th, 2001. #NeverForget

Galt Police Department deployed Prepared's Automated Non-Emergency Triage to alleviate burden on their telecommunicators and increase focus on emergencies. Find out why it worked for them (and could for your agency): bit.ly/4gi3wBA

Situational awareness in the field starts in the 911 center. When telecommunicators are equipped with better tools, officers are safer. Join three public safety leaders on October 1st as they break down the intersection of 911, technology, and law enforcement:

On September 18th, three 911 leaders tackle the challenges of training and retention in the age of 911's staffing crisis. Join Prepared CEO Michael Chime, Debby Gunn, Wayne Harris, and Julie Corn as they break down what they're doing to combat systemic issues facing centers

Better data from 911 means more informed officers making smarter decisions as they enter potentially volatile situations. Join three public safety leaders on October 1st as they break down the intersection of 911, technology, and law enforcement: bit.ly/3I2j1RE

For 911, retaining top talent is more critical than ever before. On October 15th, join us as we discuss how AI can improve training, unlock potential, and help you keep your best call-takers. We'll dive into: ➡️ How automated, AI-powered quality assurance works ➡️ How you can

"It was a game-changer to focus fully on managing the critical incident and supporting our officers, knowing that Prepared was handling all non-emergency calls in the background." Find out what it's like to implement and deploy an AI solution for your non-emergency calls in this

Answering non-emergency calls has become increasingly prevalent for emergency telecommunicators. For 911 and its dedicated professionals, it wasn't always this way. Prepared sat down with past NENA President Monica Million to discuss the origins of today's challenges and how

Quality assurance doesn't have to be arduous. Quality assurance can cover more than a small percentage of calls. Quality assurance can significantly improve retention. Find out how: bit.ly/3KbbhNF

On October 15th, join Prepared and Todd Sanders of Tulsa 911 for a discussion on the future of quality assurance. 🔗 bit.ly/47WEiH0

From the first 911 call to final resolution, every second matters in public safety. Today, we’re pleased to share that Axon has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Prepared, a leading AI-powered 911 communications platform. This is a bold step toward closing the

Don't forget to join us on Wednesday for an in-depth discussion on the future of situational awareness and officer safety! 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4ny5gts

We're thrilled to welcome Debby Gunn to our October 15th webinar on the future of quality assurance, training, and retention. 🔗 Join Prepared and Debby by registering here: bit.ly/42gOh6j

Will we see you at 1:00? 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4nUkp7T

"The first call should be the first intelligence." With Prepared now part of Axon, we’re taking a major step toward transforming 911. Prepared’s AI-powered platform ensures that critical details — from real-time translation to urgent keyword alerts — are available to call-takers