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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight Insight Source
Blue Island Fire Department Government 25 $3M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a In 2024 Blue Island Fire Department implemented CentralSquare Unify in the Collaboration category to link disparate computer aided dispatch systems and accelerate mutual aid coordination across Chicago suburbs. The deployment focuses on dispatch operations, automating backup requests for neighboring units and enabling faster unit selection when jurisdictions use different CAD platforms. CentralSquare Unify was configured to perform automated backup request workflows and interagency incident notification, reducing the manual radio and telephone calls previously required to request nearby units. The implementation emphasizes collaboration capabilities common to the Collaboration category, including real time availability awareness, automated request orchestration, and rule based routing of closest or best equipped units. The project was deployed as a regional bridging layer that connects existing computer aided dispatch systems without requiring a uniform replacement of each department s CAD software. Operational coverage includes about 20 participating communities in the south suburban Chicago region, with Orland Park Fire Protection District leading the effort and Blue Island participating as one of the communities linked by the system. Governance and rollout followed a multi year program funded in part by a 600000 dollar state grant and described as a three year initiative by participating agencies. Reported outcomes include an expected average reduction of two minutes per call in response time, and the configuration is intended to lower barriers to cross jurisdiction resource sharing while preserving each agency s existing dispatch platform.
City of Cincinnati, OH Government 5000 $1.2B United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2025 n/a In 2025, the City of Cincinnati, OH went live with CentralSquare Unify, implementing a Collaboration solution that links multiple public safety dispatch centers across Southwest Ohio. The deployment included City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County Communications, Warren County Communications, West Chester Communications, and Northeast Communications, forming a regional CAD-to-CAD network intended to support cross-jurisdictional emergency response. CentralSquare Unify was configured as a CAD-to-CAD interoperability layer providing real-time data sharing, mutual aid dispatch workflows, officer-in-distress alert propagation, and shared incident status updates. The implementation represents CentralSquare’s first Pro to Enterprise CAD-to-CAD connection, indicating configuration work to orchestrate message exchange and synchronized incident records between Pro and Enterprise CAD instances. Integrations centered on connecting participating dispatch centers’ CAD systems into a unified operational network, enabling immediate cross-jurisdiction dispatching and access to distributed resources without procedural delays. The operational coverage explicitly targets emergency dispatch and public safety communications across the named Southwest Ohio counties, with additional agencies expected to join and expand the network’s reach. Governance and rollout were managed through a regional project structure with a Southwest Ohio CAD-to-CAD Project Manager and participating telecommunications leadership coordinating activation and validation steps across agencies. Reported outcomes include real-time incident sharing and at least one documented rapid cross-county response to an officer-in-distress alert, demonstrating the Collaboration capabilities of CentralSquare Unify in live operations.
Frankfort Fire Department, KY Government 91 $6M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a In 2024, Frankfort Fire Department, KY implemented CentralSquare Unify as a Collaboration application to operationalize cross-jurisdictional dispatch coordination and mutual aid workflows. The deployment focuses on linking the department's dispatch operations with neighboring computer-aided dispatch systems to automate backup requests and reduce manual interagency callouts. CentralSquare Unify is presented as the orchestration layer for dispatch, restating CentralSquare Unify within the platform environment and the Collaboration category. The implementation configures automated backup request capabilities, an interoperability engine for disparate CAD protocols, and real-time unit availability and status sharing to support incident assignment and resource staging. Configuration work centered on normalizing incident data fields, automating mutual aid notifications, and embedding dispatcher workflow automation consistent with Collaboration functional terminology and common CAD-to-CAD integration patterns. Integrations are limited to existing computer-aided dispatch systems used by neighboring jurisdictions and do not require procurement of a single uniform CAD, enabling orchestration across multiple vendor systems. Operational coverage emphasizes emergency dispatch and field response functions and requires updated mutual aid agreements and coordinated dispatch governance across participating agencies. Deployments of CentralSquare Unify in Chicago area southern suburbs in 2024 reported average response time reductions of about two minutes per call, a cited outcome from parallel implementations in the provided context.
Government 175 $15M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2023 n/a
Communications 25 $4M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2025 n/a
Communications 25 $6M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2025 n/a
Government 135 $15M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a
Government 35 $4M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a
Government 100 $25M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a
Government 125 $20M United States CentralSquare CentralSquare Unify Collaboration 2024 n/a
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