Crime & Safety

Stoughton Police Say New Smart911 Program Already Making an Impact

Residents can sign up for the free online service to help officers better respond to 911 calls.

Not long after implementing a Smart911 program for residents, Stoughton Police say the new online service has already started working and the department has handled several 911 calls from residents who have built profiles on the platform. 

"Because you don't ever plan to call 911, don't get left behind," Stoughton police said in a statement. "Sign up today. It takes just a few minutes […] Smart911 technology can make a huge impact on how we deploy resources."

The service is free and allows residents to create a "safety profile" for their homes, on which they can include any information they may want 911 dispatchers and first-responders to have in the event of an emergency. If a resident needs to dial 911, their safety profile would immediately display on the dispatcher's screen, saving what could be critical seconds in an emergency situation. 

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