Deputy Chief Marcus Hernandez said his office's upcoming report will tell the governor which innovative new firefighting technologies show the most promise.

A dozen Texas public safety agencies will begin using a new emergency reporting software that enables data sharing across jurisdictions.

“We’re happy with how the language looks now," said Dan Henry, regulatory counsel for the National Emergency Number Association.

Starting in May, California 911 centers will be able to receive automatic, real-time notifications when a General Motors-made car equipped with OnStar crashes.

The pandemic is bringing more attention to public safety officials, who said in a webinar Thursday that it's time to rethink the future of their role in…

As one of the slowest industries to adopt new technology, fire departments are now trying new apps and services, chiefs say, as the pandemic stretches resources thin.

As public emergencies arise, state technology officials say they're doing what they can to keep government running smoothly.

Fire officials could get a new intelligence center for data-analysis, as California's security operations center gains a more stable backing.

A new report from Moody's says Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards minimized damage by declaring a statewide emergency after a ransomware attack last month.