07/16/2026
We’re heading to the 2026 Florida Sheriffs Association Sheriffs Summer Conference, July 26–29.
This annual event brings together sheriffs, command staff, law enforcement professionals, elected officials, and public safety partners from across Florida to share best practices and discuss the future of law enforcement.
Stop by Booth 423 to meet the HigherGround team and learn how Live911 provides first responders with real-time access to incoming 911 calls—helping improve situational awareness and support a more informed response when every second matters.
We look forward to connecting with Florida’s law enforcement community.
07/14/2026
Drowning incidents aren't measured in minutes.
They're measured in seconds.
Recently, Volusia County Beach Safety responded to a drowning-in-progress call along Florida's Atlantic coast.
Using Live911, rescue personnel received the call in real time at 1:05:58—more than a minute before dispatch was broadcast.
As responders moved toward the incident, they listened to critical details directly from the caller.
The result?
A swimmer caught in a rip current was rescued and safely brought to shore.
According to veteran lifeguards on scene, the victim likely had only 30 seconds remaining.
Across 47 miles of coastline and approximately 3,000 rescues each year, Volusia County Beach Safety continues to demonstrate how real-time information can help save lives when every second counts.
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06/29/2026
Public safety agencies generate thousands of hours of mission-critical audio every day, but finding the right information can take hours.
Today at NENA 2026, HigherGround is introducing AutoCall Transcribe
Our new AI-powered capability that converts live and recorded calls into accurate, searchable, time-synchronized text so agencies can:
• Accelerate investigations
• Improve quality assurance processes
• Enhance training and supervision
• Gain faster access to critical information
It’s a major step toward AI-driven call intelligence for Public Safety.
Visit us at Booth #632 during NENA 2026 to learn more or go to www.higherground.com
06/25/2026
School safety requires immediate awareness and rapid response.
With Live911’s Campus Alert feature, agencies can establish geofenced zones around schools and government facilities that automatically livestream relevant 911 calls to nearby officers.
That means officers can begin responding while the call is still being processed — providing critical time advantages during high-risk situations.
See Sgt. Tony Molina from Chula Vista PD explains how this improves response in school emergencies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQr2IcLrU5A
06/23/2026
In case you missed it: our Live911 Tech Talk featuring Martin Bennett, Executive Director of Cook County Emergency Communications, is now available to watch on demand.
During the session, Martin shared how the Cook County Sheriff’s Police 911 Center is using Live911 across 28 agencies to deliver real-time 911 call information directly to officers in the field — helping improve situational awareness, support faster decision-making, and strengthen emergency response.
Cook County’s consolidated communications environment serves more than 390,000 residents, generates 1.2 million CAD incidents annually, and processes an average of 2,300 calls per day.
Watch the webinar here: https://buff.ly/L3ycnEo
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06/18/2026
We’re heading to the NENA 2026 Annual Conference & Expo!
Live911 is excited to connect with 9-1-1 leaders, emergency communications professionals, and public safety innovators from across the country.
Stop by and see how Live911 helps first responders hear 9-1-1 emergency calls in real time, providing critical situational awareness before they arrive on scene.
We’re looking forward to great conversations about response, readiness, and the future of public safety communications.
See you at NENA 2026!
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06/09/2026
In emergency response, seconds matter.
Traditionally, officers may not hear about a 911 call until it has been processed, entered into CAD, and broadcast over the radio — often 60 to 120 seconds later.
Live911 changes that by securely livestreaming 911 calls directly to first responders in real time.
The result:
• Faster response
• Better situational awareness
• Improved decision-making before arrival
Live911 allows officers to hear emergency calls as they happen, helping them arrive better informed and better prepared. In many cases, officers can begin responding in seconds instead of minutes.
Learn more at: www.live911.com
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06/02/2026
Tomorrow: Join us for a Live911 Tech Talk featuring Martin Bennett, Executive Director of Cook County Emergency Communications.
The Cook County Sheriff’s Police 911 Center supports 28 agencies, serves more than 390,000 residents, and generates 1.2 million CAD incidents annually.
In this 30-minute webinar, Martin will share how Cook County is using Live911 to improve response times, increase situational awareness, and provide critical real-time information directly to officers in the field.
📅 Wednesday, June 3
🕙 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
There’s still time to register: https://buff.ly/CQQhj0N
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05/28/2026
What does Live911 look like inside one of the nation’s largest consolidated law enforcement communications environments?
On June 3, Martin Bennett, Executive Director of Cook County Emergency Communications, will share how the Cook County Sheriff’s Police 911 Center is deploying Live911 across 28 municipalities.
This Live911 Tech Talk will cover how real-time 911 call information helps deliver critical details directly to officers, supports faster decision-making, and improves situational awareness in the field.
📅 Wednesday, June 3
🕙 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
Save your spot: https://buff.ly/CQQhj0N
05/19/2026
Real-time information is changing the way law enforcement agencies respond.
Join us for our next Live911 Tech Talk featuring Martin Bennett, Executive Director of Cook County Emergency Communications, for a look inside the Cook County Sheriff’s Police 911 Center.
Cook County has consolidated communications for 28 agencies, serving more than 390,000 residents and processing an average of 2,300 calls per day.
During this 30-minute session, you’ll hear how Cook County is using Live911 to improve response times, increase situational awareness, and support faster decision-making for officers in the field.
📅 Wednesday, June 3
🕙 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
Register here: https://buff.ly/CQQhj0N