by kem2 | Sep 3, 2024 | Communications
Imagine a disaster scenario-power lines down, cell towers overloaded, and chaos unfolding rapidly. How will your team communicate? Clear and reliable communication isn’t a luxury in these critical moments-it’s a necessity. Without it, the ability to save...
by gwcollins | May 31, 2024 | Communications, Emergency Response
The TDEM 2024 Texas Emergency Management Conference was once again held in Ft. Worth, TX at the Convention Center and just like last year – was very well attended by First Responders from all over the State of Texas. CCS has been attending this conference for...
by kem2 | May 30, 2024 | Communications
It’s tragic to learn that there were almost 400 natural disasters in 2023 alone. This is one reason why having a robust crisis communication plan is essential for many kinds of organizations. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a security threat, or an...
by kem2 | Feb 29, 2024 | Communications
People across the US make about 240 million 911 calls each year. Whether you operate a police team that responds to these calls or an emergency relief program to help people in natural disasters, emergency communication devices are a critical part of your...
by gwcollins | Nov 21, 2023 | Communications, Emergency Response
Got to spend a few days last week with the LA State Fire Marshal at England Air Force Base in Alexandria, LA as they deployed their new CCS MERC Mobile Command Center for the first time for a live exercise were they simulated having a plane catch on fire on the...
by gwcollins | Oct 27, 2023 | Communications, Emergency Response, Updates
Spent most of the week in Oklahoma at the WinStar Casino and Resort participating in the 2023 Red River COMU Boot Camp along with about 150 other First Responders. The event was a combination of training and live exercises where we all worked together to simulate...
