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#IAED PRIORITY DISPATCH UPDATE#

New CHARLIE-level Determinant Codes have been added for several “just occurred” incidents.

The Vehicle Description Essentials list has been updated to include “VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).”.

New suffixes have been added for “ E = EMS needed” and “ X = Both Weapon and EMS needed.”.

Look for the Release Notes with the November maintenance release of ProQA v5.1.1.45.

#IAED PRIORITY DISPATCH UPDATE#

Release documentation includes an Update Guide and Agency Impact Form. Please click one of the buttons below to request access to PPDS v7.0 and all other release documentation. Please see the PPDS v7.0 Update Guide for a list of all changes.

We'll walk you through a few of the many key changes below.

That means fewer officers will be assigned to handle calls that don’t require an on-scene presence. Many new Determinant Codes were also added to make sure you can send your officers the most accurate description of the scene in the least amount of time.Īnd remember the alternative call pathways we introduced with PPDS v6.4? They allow your emergency dispatchers to route non-urgent or low-priority events to non-traditional responses or special referrals while in ProQA. Some of those PFCs led to more than 100 Jurisdictionally Approved Questions and Instructions you can now turn on or off in ProQA ®. You submitted over 200 IAEPD Proposals for Change that the Academy has incorporated into PPDS v7.0. The protocol is still recognized as the accepted standard of care and practice and backed, as always, by the IAED. While we've made it more flexible for you, we've made sure that officer, caller, and bystander safety remain the highest priorities of PPDS v7.0. The International Academies of Emergency Dispatch ® (IAED TM ) and Priority Dispatch ® are pleased to introduce you to the most flexible, accurate, and locally responsive police dispatching protocol in law enforcement.īut don't worry.