Public-safety communications by FastDial

Keep the conversation moving.

Interpret in the field with EMT919. Give officers a private work number for calls and messages with 9/Line.

Routing, language coverage and availability depend on agency configuration, network conditions and contracted services.

Choose your workflow

Language access. Work-number privacy.

Start with your agency’s immediate need. Explore each service separately or discuss a coordinated configuration.

EMT919™

Help responders communicate across a language barrier using an authorized agency phone.

  • Turn-by-turn AI interpretation
  • Configured access to qualified live interpreters
  • Agency-controlled access and records options
Explore EMT919

9/Line™

Give officers a professional work number without sharing their personal phone number.

  • In-app calls and two-way SMS/MMS
  • Protected transcripts and supervisor listening
  • Team maps, case lines and agency-approved recording
Explore Officer & Agency

EMT919 in the field

Dial. Talk. Keep working.

A representative interpretation—not an agency recording. One speaker and one clear turn at a time.

  1. Dial from an authorized phone.

    Use #919 or the dedicated agency line configured for your service.

  2. State the language and the need.

    Speak in short turns. Confirm critical details with the other person.

  3. Escalate when the situation requires it.

    Request a qualified live interpreter according to agency policy and your configured service.

Review the complete call flow →
Watch the EMT919 service overview

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Service demonstration. Not an agency recording or a universal performance guarantee.

ILLUSTRATIVE CONVERSATIONSpanish · AI-first mode
  1. OFFICER

    “Tell her the road is closed. Ask whether anyone needs medical help.”

  2. EMT919

    “La carretera está cerrada. ¿Alguien necesita ayuda médica?”

    Spanish interpretation
  3. CALLER

    “Mi hijo tiene asma, pero está respirando bien.”

  4. EMT919

    “My son has asthma, but he is breathing normally.”

    English interpretation

Agency workflows

Different settings. A shared need to communicate.

Agency review

Clear questions.
Documented answers.

Review access, retention, live escalation and service configuration with your command, IT and procurement teams.

Open the trust center →

Useful next steps

Bring the right questions.

Practical materials for field staff, supervisors and agency decision-makers.

Common questions

Choose with confidence.

Your agency policy, approved configuration and written proposal define the service.

Which product do we need?

Choose EMT919 for field interpretation and language access. Choose 9/Line for officer work-number calls, messages and team communications. A demo can cover either or both.

Does EMT919 replace live interpreters?

No. AI-first mode includes configured live-interpreter escalation, and agencies may choose live-interpreter-only routing. Agency policy determines when a qualified human interpreter is required.

How do we confirm languages and records options?

Bring your language needs and retention policies to the agency review. Availability, escalation, recording and records options are confirmed against the proposed configuration.

Where can our IT and procurement teams start?

Use the trust center, procurement guide and resource center. Request the security package for evidence and agency-specific review.

An agency conversation

Bring your real workflow.

Tell us what your officers and teams need.
We’ll walk through the relevant product and configuration.

Request an agency demo