LAIT911 FIRE

LAIT911 assists first-responder agencies and disaster-impacted communities through direct, hands-on assistance in times of crisis. Our mission encompasses performing critical search, rescue, and evacuation operations, offering essential canteen services, and engaging in fire and flood property damage mitigation.

We stand ready to assist local authorities, lending our team’s expertise wherever needed in any emergency. Whether navigating through the aftermath of a natural disaster or providing immediate support in man-made crises, our goal is to be a versatile and indispensable resource in disaster response, working tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

Our mission extends beyond just alerting the community; we actively safeguard it by deploying resilient communication networks in disaster-stricken areas. Recognizing that traditional communication networks can face up to a 76% failure rate during major disasters, we are committed to ensuring uninterrupted communication when it’s needed the most. Our sophisticated network, bolstered by robust satellite links and prioritized 4G LTE, is designed to function seamlessly, even when ‘the grid’ collapses due to infrastructure damage, power outages, or network overload.

In the face of crisis, our team deploys into affected communities, setting up these vital communication networks to reconnect isolated areas and provide a crucial platform for communication and essential information dissemination. We work to support first responders and impacted communities to ensure no one remains disconnected after a disaster.

LAIT911 offers the fastest, most advanced, and most reliable emergency notification system to this day – connecting directly with Los Angeles 911 dispatch centers allows us to alert you of local man-made and natural disasters before first responders even arrive on the scene.

Areas with effective early warning systems, such as LAIT911, have significantly reduced disaster-related fatalities. Statistics suggest that regions equipped with these systems can experience up to eight times fewer disaster deaths compared to those without such technology, indicating that the majority of these deaths could be preventable with timely alerts and information.