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RE: Flock Follow up information
- From
- Alasdair Simonds
- To
- Mark Lind <mark.lind@mammothhospital.com>
- Date
- October 04, 2024, 05:02 PM UTC
- Subject
- RE: Flock Follow up information
Its certainly an interesting solution. I wasn’t aware, going in to the meeting, that the police department were asking Mammoth Hospital and the School District to open their wallets for this, so unfortunately I was probably not the best person to be on the call. It does have some nice features that would be applicable to the hospital though. As well as the gun-shot sensors, which would pin-point an active shooter to within 9 feet and automatically get that location to the police department so that they can respond quickly, the main thing that caught my eye was the license plate cameras. For us, they would scan license plates as vehicles entered out facility and automatically alert PD if a previously identified vehicle belonging to a patient we either consistently have problems with, or have “fired” from the hospital and therefore don’t want on our property, so that PD can respond immediately. It does the same with facial recognition, for the same reasons. As you can see from the proposal below though, we’re looking at an annual cost of approximately $7000 to the hospital, and that’s assuming that the school district also agree to pay a one third share. That is a question I can’t answer and probably needs to be taken to the seniors. Alasdair Simonds IT & Biomed Manager Phone # 760 924 4049 | x2722 From: Mark Lind <mark.lind@mammothhospital.com> Sent: Friday, October 4, 2024 8:42 AM To: Alasdair Simonds <Alasdair.Simonds@mammothhospital.com> Subject: FW: Flock Follow up information What did you think about these solutions? 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From: Caroline Fraher <caroline.fraher@flocksafety.com<mailto:caroline.fraher@flocksafety.com>> Sent: Thursday, October 3, 2024 5:41 PM To: Alasdair Simonds <Alasdair.Simonds@mammothhospital.com<mailto:Alasdair.Simonds@mammothhospital.com>>; Mark Lind <mark.lind@mammothhospital.com<mailto:mark.lind@mammothhospital.com>> Subject: Flock Follow up information CAUTION: This email originated from outside of Mammoth Hospital. DO NOT click on links or open attachments unless you were expecting the email, recognize the sender, and know the content is safe. ________________________________ Hi Alasdair, Thank you again for your time today. It was nice to meet you and I am glad you see the value in the Flock Raven and Falcon system for Mammoth Lakes Hospital and School campus. Raven Gunshot Detection follow up info: Flock Safety Raven devices help local law enforcement respond more quickly to potential instances of gun violence and lead more effective investigations in firearm-related crimes. When a gunshot occurs, Raven notifies the local police department in 60 seconds or less on both their computers and cellphones. These notifications include an audio recording, location coordinates within 90 feet of the alert, and the ability to search nearby Flock Safety Falcon LPRs for potential suspect vehicles to help your police department develop investigative leads and deliver a more situationally-aware response to gunfire. Falcon LPR (license plate readers) follow up info: Get real time alerts on threats before anything happens i.e.: · Sex offenders · Vehicles associated with warrants · Trespassers or Banned People · Disgruntled employees Quickly identify vehicles involved in crimes on grounds i.e. · Vandalizing · Theft · Stolen Vehicles · Catalytic converter theft · Illegal Dumping Chief Casabain asked that we put together a proposal for our Raven Audio Detection Solution that would cover Mammoth Hospital and the school campus. I've included a quote to cover .25 sq miles and 4 Falcon LPR cameras to create a virtual perimeter. The annual cost for Raven is $12,000, and the Falcons are $3000/camera/annually, for a total solution price of $22,500 annually. Link to deployment map - Mammoth Lakes x Raven Deployment. (the shadow is not to scale, we would cover the entire school/hospital campus) I am looking forward to hearing the feedback after your security team meeting tomorrow. If I don't hear from you, I will plan to follow up early next week. Please let me know what questions you may have, thanks! [photo] Caroline Fraher Territory Sales Manager [linkedin] [instagram] [facebook] [youtube] [icon] [phone redacted] call/text<tel:[phone redacted]call/text> [icon] flocksafety.com [icon] caroline.fraher@flocksafety.com<mailto:caroline.fraher@flocksafety.com> [App Banner Image] [App Banner Image]