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Public Safety Control Room Furniture

Public Safety Agencies That Trust Our Dispatcher Consoles

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Emergency communication centers are an integral part of every community. At Sustema, we understand the stakes involved in creating a PSAP work environment that answers to today's communication technologies. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, we've had the chance to help multiple PSAPs across North America by designing custom consoles with the latest ergonomic & technological integrations.

Case Studies: Our Dispatch Control Rooms in Action

Mansfield Division of Police

Monongalia County Emergency Management

Provincial Mobile Communication Center of N.B.

Ontario Provincial Police

Springfield Emergency Communications Center

Williston Communications Center

Our Simple Process for 911 Dispatch Console Solutions

At Sustema, we understand the critical nature of 911 dispatch centers. That's why we've developed a straightforward, customer-focused process to provide you with the perfect dispatch console solution. Here's how easy it is to work with us:

1

Understanding Your Needs

2

Solution Design

3

Purchase Order

4

Final Approval

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5

Manufacturing

6

Quality Control

7

Installation and Training

8

Warranty and Support

What Our Clients Say About Our Dispatch Consoles

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"Derek and the rest of his crew have been a pleasure to work with through the entire process"

Bradley Wilson, Assistant 911 - Director, Monongalia County Emergency Management

Ready to roll? Let's get things moving with this initial assessment.

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