IT is whoever on C shift is good with computers.
The Readiness Check: thirty minutes on Teams, free.
IT is whoever on C shift is good with computers.
The Readiness Check: thirty minutes on Teams, free.
You're in the right place: the rest of this page is written for you.
Records requests, council packets, and a Microsoft bill nobody has checked? Start with what you're already licensed for.
Devices, accounts, and AI rules your staff can follow. Start with what your Microsoft licenses already include.
You're already paying for Copilot. Is anyone using it?
And what does CJIS let you do with it? Know what you already own before you buy, or sign, again. Start with: the Readiness Check.
Have a one-page answer your board can adopt. Start with: the Readiness Check, then an assessment.
Know where you stand and what to fix first, before next year's budget is set. Start with: the checklist, then an assessment.
Modernize and simplify your environment, starting with what you already license.
Identity, device and data security, set up and documented for CJIS and HIPAA environments.
Station networks, Wi-Fi, mobile devices and connectivity for crews.
An IT director's seat at your table without an IT director's salary line: the roadmap kept, the board reported to quarterly, the budget built with you each year.
These are open to anyone. Every demonstration runs on invented data, so no client's information is ever on screen.
Who the twelve FDHQ agents are, the professional standard each one reasons at, and what makes them different: written charters, hard limits, a validation gate, and an audit trail. Nothing dispatches.
Twenty AI agents with written job descriptions run the back office of a real consulting business. Here is the architecture, the guardrails, and a live dashboard you can click through.
Watch a question travel through twenty AI specialists, six checks and a gate before a person sees a word. The board plays fictional cases and explains every handoff as it happens.
Your department scored against the public safety IT readiness checklist (10 areas, 176 controls), and the three things to fix first.
Every finding sequenced with an owner, an effort estimate and the grant or budget line it maps to. We present the findings to your board ourselves.
The roadmap's first items done, measured against the same checklist you were scored on.
IT Readiness Assessment Checklist · Word · free
The checklist our assessments score against: 10 areas, 176 controls, 352 points.
Work through your own department's IT, at your own pace, and see where the gaps are.
No email needed. A free planning aid, not a certification, audit or legal advice.
The Readiness Check · 30 minutes on Teams · free
Thirty minutes on Teams, one page back within two business days.
If your department is on GCC, the first question is what your tenant is actually licensed for. The page tells you what you have, what CJIS lets you do with it, and where to start.
Nothing to prepare, no admin access, no pitch at the end.
IT assessments for fire, EMS and public safety
Three fixed-fee, fixed-scope assessments. Each ends in a decision your board can vote on, not a binder.
We present the findings to your board ourselves.
Fixed fee, fixed scope. The three prices are on our Assessment Packages page.
We are independent of every product we assess: if the answer is that you already own the control and have not switched it on, that is what the report says.
Every assessment is run by us.
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No. We start with the license-to-control gap: what your tenant already owns and has not switched on, before anything new is proposed.
The price we quote is the price on the invoice. The scope is the scope section of the proposal you sign. If the work takes more of our time than that section describes, that is our cost, not yours.
Yes. Every assessment can be billed by purchase order or split across two budget years; the terms are on each assessment.
Not for the Readiness Check: nothing to prepare, no admin access. The Pulse Check is read-only; nothing is installed or changed.
We can't promise a grant. The Comprehensive Assessment includes a grant alignment memo that tags each roadmap item with the grant or budget line it maps to. Check current programs with your grant administrator.
Your agency's purchasing policy decides how you can buy. Tell us the process you follow, and we'll give you what it asks for: a written proposal, a quote, or a response to your solicitation.
You've got enough to worry about. Your technology, including cybersecurity compliance for your fire department, shouldn't be one of them. Book a free Discovery Call and let's discuss where you are, where you want to be, and how ITMedics can assist you with HIPAA compliance for EMS, managed IT support, and even serve as your virtual CIO for your fire department.
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