Scheduling and communications provider PDSI (Principal Decision Systems International) announced it added 17 public safety customers in the third quarter.
The list includes nine law enforcement agencies: Ann Arbor (Mich.) PD, Arapahoe County (Col.) Sheriff's Office, Fairview Heights (Ill.) PD, Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) PD, Greenfield (Wisc.) PD, Maui County (Hawaii) PD, Milford (Conn.) PD, Redondo Beach (Calif.) PD and Visalia (Calif.) PD.
The departments signed on to use TeleStaff, a system designed to reduce the time, resources, and overall cost associated with scheduling and communicating to employees. TeleStaff's telephony feature supports outbound and inbound phone calls for emergency recall and daily staffing.
With TeleStaff, public safety scheduling processes can be automated resulting in improved workforce efficiency, controlled labor costs, and compliance with collective bargaining agreements, labor laws, and other regulatory policies, according to the company.
TeleStaff serves over 500 Public Safety organizations across North America.
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