When an emergency happens on campus, the response begins before an officer arrives on scene; it starts with the 911 call and the ability to quickly understand what’s happening, capture critical information, and get that information into the hands of responders.

Join us for an upcoming webinar to hear how Colorado State University is using Axon 911 to modernize emergency communications and help its team respond with greater speed, context, and situational awareness.

We’ll begin with a look at how AI-powered assistive call-taking is changing the way communications centers manage emergency calls. From real-time transcription and translation to keyword detection and automated call summaries, these capabilities can help reduce manual workload for telecommunicators while making critical information easier to capture and share.

Then, Shaelynn Peterson, Police Communications Center Manager at Colorado State University, will share how her team is using Axon 911 in its communications center, the challenges they set out to address, and how the technology is supporting the people at the center of campus emergency response.

In this webinar, you'll learn how to:

• Use AI-powered tools to support telecommunicators and streamline emergency call processing

• Capture critical details with real-time transcription, translation, keyword detection, and call summaries

• Reduce manual documentation so telecommunicators can focus more attention on the caller

• Improve the flow of information from the initial 911 call to responding officers

• Give responders greater context and situational awareness as an incident unfolds

• Apply lessons from Colorado State University's experience using Prepared in its communications center

The session will conclude with a live Q&A with Shae, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and take away practical insights for building a smarter, more connected approach to emergency communications on their own campus.