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The Melrose Fire Department has a new tool to report damage to National Grid gas and electric infrastructure – their smartphones. In November, National Grid announced a new app called First Responder that allows police and fire departments to send photos of infrastructure damage “directly to key National Grid personnel in Massachusetts.” Continue reading the…
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Ware fire official has a role in app that helps speed up power company response WARE — It started with a text message. Deputy Fire Chief Edward P. Wloch said he was meeting with the new National Grid supervisor for the area and still had the man’s card in his pocket when he was called…
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“A new smart device app launched by US energy company, National Grid, will give first responders in New England the capability to report emergency situations involving the company’s gas and electric infrastructure. The electricity and natural gas delivery company is the first in the US to utilize the new application, which is called First Responder.”…
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National Grid, an electricity and natural gas delivery company, issued the following news release: “A new smart device app launched today by National Grid will give first responders in New England the capability to report emergency situations involving the company’s gas and electric infrastructure. The company is the first in the U.S. to utilize the new application.” Read the…
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National Grid, Ware Fire Dept. develop app to be used during emergencies Take a look at how the innovative app for electric utilities came to be. With the help of National Grid and a local fire department, the iRestore First Responder App came to light. Video Transcript Use of smartphone technology will help National Grid…
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New app from National Grid to help first responders WARE, MA (WGGB/WSHM) – As we know, there’s an app for just about everything and now, with the help of the Ware Fire Department, National Grid is launching their very own app. About a year ago, Ware Deputy Fire Chief Edward Wloch was working with a…
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