Rhodium’s incident management capabilities allow incident commanders to quickly review pre-plan data, view current situation status, and document actions from a user-friendly touch screen focused interface. The software also includes a module that assists organizations with rapidly creating and distributing the FEMA Incident Command System forms, which are used to coordinate large scale disaster responses.

Hundreds of public safety customers spanning 40 U.S. States already use the Rhodium product, including dozens in the Dallas Fort Worth region and the State of Texas.

“We are excited to be able to make the Rhodium Incident Management software solution available to law-enforcement and first responders through the North Texas SHARE program,” said Craigan Johnson of North Texas SHARE. “The resources and capabilities that this solution provides is a force-multiplier for public safety and emergency response units; maximizing the efficiency of operative units and allowing them to have precise communications with other departments and first responders. Access to this streamlined procurement option through the SHARE cooperative will help to put critical pre-planning and incident management tools into the hands of first responders throughout Texas.”

For more information on the North Texas SHARE contract, visit their site at www.northtexasshare.org

About Incident Response Technologies, Inc.

Incident Response Technologies, Inc., has been providing cloud-based solutions for public safety organizations since 2005. IRT’s flagship product, the Rhodium Incident Management Suite, is currently in use throughout the United States and Canada by Police, Fire, EMS, Emergency Management, Campus Security, and other organizations. For more information on the Rhodium Incident Management Suite, call (866) 260-7333 or visit IRT’s website at www.irtsoftware.com.

About NCTCOG

The North Central Texas Council of Governments is a voluntary association of, by, and for local governments and was established to assist local governments in planning for common needs, cooperating for mutual benefit and coordinating for sound regional development. NCTCOG serves a 16-county metropolitan region centered around the urban centers of Dallas and Fort Worth. Comprised of 238 members, including 16 counties and 169 cities, the region is approximately 12,800 square miles, and the population of the region is over 6.2 million, which is larger than 35 states. NCTCOG also maintains a cooperative purchasing program for all of Texas and the Nation, the North Texas SHARE; which aims to assist public agencies and non-profits by reducing the administrative burden of public procurement and providing unique contracts geared towards the needs of municipal governments.