By AquilaVision on September 17, 2009
As announced on 9-17-09:
BUSINESS SOLUTION ALLIANCE
AquilaVision Corporation
You have a lot to think about and manage in your business, and any application that takes some of that load off your shoulders can be well worth the investment. Even better is an application that responds instantly when a problem occurs, leaving you free to use your expertise where it’s needed most.
AquilaVision’s Offender Transport Tracking and Emergency Response (OTTER) is that kind of application. It monitors your systems and, when it senses any type of problem, it gets the vital information to those who need it most, every time.
OTTER is an emergency notification system unlike most others. Combining some of the latest sensors and monitoring technology with advanced alerting capabilities, this OTTER is smart. It doesn’t just detect a problem and sound an alarm, it knows the plan and springs into action instantly, voice calling and text messaging the people who need to know the situation. It works relentlessly until the information has been received and confirmed by everyone on the list.
AquilaVision’s OTTER solution has helped many organizations in the public safety, law enforcement, defense, offender, and personal monitoring markets. Its abilities aren’t limited to only those industries, however. Any company that needs real-time monitoring and notification can benefit from OTTER.
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By AquilaVision on January 30, 2008
As released on 1-30-08:
AquilaVision & iSECUREtrac Sign Business Agreement
AquilaVision & iSECUREtrac Announces Agreement to Provide Automated Voice Notification for Agents, Officers and Victims
iSECUREtrac Corp (OTC Bulletin Board: ISEC), an industry leader in electronic monitoring, announced today that it can now provide automated voice notification for agents, officers and potential victims in situations where non-complying offenders jeopardize public safety and/or individual safety.
Through an exclusive licensing agreement with AquilaVision Corporation (Missoula, MT), a solutions innovator for law enforcement and other emergency responders, iSECUREtrac can provide voice alerts to officers in addition to text, pager and email notifications when those individuals under community supervision violate the terms of their release. These automated voice alerts can be customized by offender, violation and content. Through a relationship with Invizeon Corporation (Missoula MT), voice messages can be automatically and simultaneously sent to a virtually unlimited number of recipients including potential victims. In minor cases of non-compliance, the supervising agent may be the only person to receive a voice alert. When a major violation occurs, the supervising agent, a law enforcement officer and the potential victim could all receive automatic voice alert messages, sent to cell or landline telephones.
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Posted in Press Releases | Tagged Business Partners, Invizeon Corp., iSECUREtrac, Safe Harbor, Voice Notification
By AquilaVision on January 18, 2008
As featured by the MAEDC, 1-18-08:
AquilaVision Partners with Montana Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association
AquilaVision, Inc. and Invizeon partner with the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association on Appropriation Funded Project
January 18, 2008
http://matr.net/article-27336.html
The Fiscal Year 2008 Omnibus Appropriations Bill holds good news for Montanans. Among the $112 Million headed to the state, over $650,000 will be used to improve public safety, decrease the amount of non-violent offenders being housed in publicly funded jail and detention facilities, and ultimately save Montanans money.
The Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association has teamed with MonTEC tenant company, AquilaVision, Inc. http://www.aquilavision.com/ to complete the MONTS (Montana Offender Notification and Tracking System) project. AquilaVision’s OTTER system will be a key element in this project. OTTER is an offender tracking system that utilizes GPS signals to track offenders, vehicles or other objects of interest. This real-time system allows for internet-accessible tracking.
Full Story: http://www.maedc.org/CMSNewsletter.aspx?ID=38
Posted in News Coverage | Tagged Business Partners, GPS, MAEDC, MONTS, MSPOA
By AquilaVision on December 18, 2007
As released by the Office of Montana Senator Jon Tester, 12-18-07:
Baucus, Tester help secure more than $4 million for Lewis and Clark County
Spending Bill in Washington Means Dollars for Helena Projects from the Office of Senator Jon Tester
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
(WASHINGON, D.C.) Folks in the Queen City are breathing a little easier today after getting word from Montana’s two U.S. Senators that more than $4 million for Helena-area projects have survived an intense budget battle between Congress and President Bush.
The overall bipartisan appropriations bill is before lawmakers in Washington D.C. this week, and it could mean nearly $112 million for more than 120 projects across Montana.
The situation got dramatic when President Bush threatened to veto at-home spending measures put forth by Congress, compelling some lawmakers to suggest stripping all appropriations projects from the overall spending measure. Negotiators came to an agreement on the legislation late Sunday. On Monday, President Bush said he is “hopeful” he can sign the $500 billion bill, reported the Associated Press.
“In Montana, this is money we use to improve the lives of our children, to keep folks healthy and to keep our economy strong,” said Baucus. “In my hometown of Helena, it’s easy to see how important it is to keep funding places like Shodair Hospital and Exploration Works, their efforts really do make kids lives better.”
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Posted in Press Releases | Tagged MONTS, Senator Jon Tester, Senator Max Baucus
By AquilaVision on October 16, 2007
As released by the Office of Montana Senator Jon Tester, 10-16-07:
Senate approves new criminal tracking program in Montana
Senate approves Baucus’ and Tester’s $500,000 request for MONTS from the Office of Senator Jon Tester
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The U.S. Senate voted today for a new system to keeping track of offenders who live in all corners of the Montana.
Senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester requested $500,000 for the program as part of the 2008 Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations Bill. The Senate approved the measure today.
The program, called the Montana Offender Notification and Tracking System (MONTS), will track offenders using GPS technology. The project will be run by the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association.
“A little technology goes a long way when tracking offenders across the fourth-largest state in the country,” said Bill Slaughter, former director of the Montana Department of Corrections and a lifetime member of the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. “Max and Jon have helped make a big and very important investment for Montana.”
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Posted in Press Releases | Tagged GPS, MONTS, Public Safety, Senator Jon Tester
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