Firefighters, EMS personnel, police, 911 dispatchers, search and rescue teams and many others use Zello in both emergency situations and on a routine basis to overcome the many challenges associated with expensive, legacy radio technology.
Zello connects millions of people around the world using live voice. Zello has given us a lifeline to extend our capabilities and organize our teams better than ever before.” “Without the app, we would have faced major challenges being able to coordinate people outside of radio coverage, and every minute counts in situations like these. “Zello has greatly improved team communications during critical situations within just the first month of use,” said Steve Castellano, IT Leader/Systems Technician with Delaware County Emergency Services, a ‘Free for First Responders’ beta customer.
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“The free version of Zello has been an essential tool for saving lives, and now the managed version is available without any hurdles to public safety organizations.” “Our mission at Zello is to enable the power of the human voice, and first responders know better than anyone how crucial it is to have instant communication across teams and jurisdictions,” said Bill Moore, CEO of Zello.
The company made the announcement today at the 85th Annual APCO Conference, continuing its contribution for reducing barriers when saving lives. The new offering is for non-profit based EMS workers, paramedics, firefighters, police, volunteer groups and more. Industry-leading App Extends Live Voice Range and Introduces Cross-Agency Communication Among First Responder Teamsīaltimore – Aug– Zello, the world’s most popular push-to-talk service, today announced that its enterprise-grade solution is now available at no cost to first responders, eliminating common challenges related to budget, inter-agency communication and radio coverage.
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