• Tablet Command, Inc.

    San Rafael, CA 94915

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    About Tablet Command, Inc.

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    PO Box 151467
    San Rafael, CA 94915
    United States of America
    http://tabletcommand.com/
    Office 415-625-0186; mobile 831-238-0981

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    Tablet Command is an incident and tactical command software built on the iPad platform. With Tablet Command, an incident commander can tap and drag responding apparatus onto an emergency scene, track progress against critical checklists, and time-stamp every maneuver and benchmark throughout an incident.

    Products and Press Releases

    Tablet Command
    Tablet Command's Real-Time Incident Sharing for Emergency Response Agencies at FDIC
    April 8, 2025
    Tablet Command's latest innovation allows agencies to share real-time incident updates.
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    Chief Kerr will focus on connecting with fire chiefs nationwide to enhance Tablet Command’s engagement with fire service leaders.
    Sept. 18, 2024
    Retired Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Fire Chief Rhoda Mae Kerr is the new Senior Business Development Advisor.
    Tablet Command
    April 16, 2024
    Splitting Crews and Acknowledge features offer enhanced firefighter accountability & situational awareness for incident commanders.
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    This partnership marks the first time agencies using Tablet Command will have real-time access to evacuation zones via Genasys Protect™.
    Sept. 28, 2023
    Genasys Protect™ evacuation zone data improves situational awareness and cross-agency coordination for emergency response
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    Tablet Command provides real-time data and resource management in an intuitive application platform.
    Aug. 15, 2023
    Tablet Command’s purpose-built software helps chiefs improve fireground organization.
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    Tablet Command Audio Streaming
    April 24, 2023
    Leading mobile fireground management solution continues to innovate.
    Tablet Command
    Dec. 8, 2021
    The partnership will provide First Arriving's Digital Dashboard users with real-time dispatch information from Tablet Command including nature of call, address, units dispatched...
    Tablet Command Command Board
    Nov. 16, 2020
    Best-in-Class Firefighter-founded companies enter into a partnership resulting in safer and more effective fireground leadership.
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    Dec. 18, 2017
    Tablet Command announces the release of the latest version of their smartphone App:TC Mobile Version 1.4.

    Articles & News

    Photo courtesy of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency
    When the Middleton, MA, Fire Department (MFD) responded to a large brush fire in October 2024, the display of the Command feature of First Due’s software on a monitor in the operations command vehicle made managing MFD’s personnel and that of numerous neighboring departments, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services and others far more expeditious than if the traditional whiteboard approach was utilized.
    Rich Dzierwa
    Jan. 30, 2025
    Rich Dzierwa learned from incident commanders and software engineers how on-scene personnel accountability and assignment and officer and chief training are being taken to the...
    Photo courtesy of Tablet Command
    Software that runs on smartphones and tablets has stepped into the realm of mobile data terminals to help incident commanders run any incident.
    Justin Rodino
    April 10, 2023
    Justin Rodino informs incident commanders that they needn't rely only on the tried-and-true tools of the 2000s.
    Photos courtesy of Contra Costa Fire Protection District (Con Fire)
    Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire) put three plans into action simultaneously to rescue a trapped individual from an 18-inch drainage pipe. Plan B, which ultimately was employed, called for members to enter a sewer a grate that was located on a sloped area above grade from the drainage pipe. This would give rescuers access to a vault that was 150 feet from the end of the pipe.
    Bob Atlas
    Aug. 15, 2022
    Bob Atlas digs into the details of Contra Costa, CA, Fire Protection District's Technical Rescue Program's extrication of a man who was trapped in an 18-inch drainage pipe.
    Photo courtesy of AIRT
    Drones were used to map the Champlain Towers South incident scene for engineering evaluation of structural integrity, among several uses.
    Charles Werner
    April 18, 2022
    Charles Werner spoke to numerous people who responded to the condominium collapse to learn that unmanned aerial systems were crucial to the effort in many ways.
    Photo by Jenni McClelland, National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
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    Jan. 17, 2022
    The dates have been set for 2022 NFFF Memorial Weekend.

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