Salt Lake City, UT—December 27, 2012—The Priority Dispatch Corp.™ (PDC™) issue of Protocol 136: Active Assailant (Shooter) follows the recent and tragic events involving firearms and other weapons used against multiple victims and comes in advance of its scheduled release as part of Version 4.1 of the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED™) Police Priority Dispatch System™ (PPDS™).

The 4.1 PPDS protocol will update cardset licensed users and include a new Case Entry sticker, and a pullout protocol with Key Questions and Pre-Arrival Instructions (PAIs).

PDC Police Consultant Dave Warner heralded the timely release of the newly completed protocol.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah—Priority Dispatch Corp.^™ is pleased to announce the availability of a fast-track pathway to Pre-Arrival Instructions (PAIs) and a modified CPR sequence as part of the recently released Medical Priority Dispatch System^™ (MPDS^®) developed by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch^® (IAED^™)

Salt Lake City, UT—May 1, 2012—The International Academy of Emergency Police Dispatch^® (IAEPD^™) has released PPDS^™ v4.1 with improvements on every side to the Police Priority Dispatch System^™. The added v4.1 features benefit calltakers, responders, and the public with the objective to improve the speed and accuracy of the caller interrogation process.

Behind the scenes of PPDS v4.1

Salt Lake City, UT—June 1, 2012—The Priority Dispatch Corp. (PDC) introduces the future of law enforcement emergency communications with the release of Version 4 the Police Priority Dispatch System^™ (PPDS^™ v4.1).

“Thanks to the feedback from our users the Police Protocol keeps getting better,” said PDC Police Consultant Shawn Messinger. “Our newest version is faster and more efficient in gathering the most accurate information and delivering that information to law enforcement.”

Priority Dispatch Corp. (PDC) is pleased to announce a new version of its fire dispatching line of products, training, and services. This version update includes the gold standard ProQA® dispatching software, cardset, and support products. All of the updated products and training incorporate the newly released International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED™) v5 Fire Priority Dispatch System™ (FPDS™) protocol. This protocol represents the most up-to-date, thorough, and essential fire dispatching protocol available and teamed up with PDC products and training is a huge leap forward for 9-1-1 communications centers.

Priority Dispatch Corp.™ is pleased to announce the release of Medical Priority Dispatch System® (MPDS) version 12.0, which features the most thorough medical dispatching guidelines yet from the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED). MPDS v12.0 is available in both ProQA software and cardset formats. The new protocol and user guides are now being distributed to Extended Service Plan (ESP) users and are also available to new clients.