CUSTOM MOBILE APP AVAILABLE

Downloadable from iTunes & Google play, built for mobile phones and tablets. Includes your logo, imagery/photo for launching splash screen(s) for IOS & Android phones and tables

Push Notifications
500,000 monthly push notifications. Includes notifications to target groups (i.e. members, executive board, public etc) and members by geo location/proximity.

App Statistics
Track downloads and launches of your app, as well as the number of pages that the user opens. These statistics can be analyzed for a specified times and date ranges, in total or for a given type of device.

Member Profile Management
Manage and review member profiles, edit, assign select groups or rolls. Member database import available via csv file also available.

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OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SERVICE

In Tampa, as with other major American cities, the evolution from all volunteer to career fire companies occurred due to the arrival of steam technology. Tampa’s first organized volunteer fire department was founded in1884. Seven “bucket brigades” were organized to serve the city. On May 10, 1895, the city council passed ordinance #307 authorizing Tampa’s first professional, paid fire department. A. J. Harris was named chief to preside over 22 fire fighters in five stations at an annual budget of $18,000. The paid firefighters worked in the stations for ten to twelve days at a time. Most of the firefighters lived near their duty stations and were permitted to go home for meals, provided they could return within one hour. Their salary was equivalent to that of police patrol officers, about $600 a year. From May 10, 1895, forward the fire department began to evolve. First the “bucket brigades” were slowly replaced by hand operated pumpers pulled to the scene by the firefighters. Fire hydrants and steam engines were introduced to do the work of pumping water to firefighter’s hoses. With the introduction of steam engines came the requirement of horses to pull the extremely heavy apparatus.  read more