Caliber Public Safety

North Little Rock – October 17, 2026 -- Highland County and Bath County, Virginia, went live on Caliber Hosted CAD on October 6 in a shared hosted environment, putting two neighboring rural dispatch centers on one platform across more than 900 square miles of mountainous terrain, Caliber Public Safety announced.

Each county keeps its own dispatch operation, configuration, workflows and local control. Both run on the same underlying platform, which removes the technical barriers that normally separate CAD systems in adjacent jurisdictions.

Shared tenant targets cross-county incidents in a sparsely staffed region

Highland County covers roughly 416 square miles and has about 2,300 residents. Bath County covers more than 500 square miles and has about 4,100 residents. Both are largely forested and mountainous, with few dispatchers and responders on any shift, and mutual aid is routine.

North Little Rock – October 14, 2026 -- Caliber Public Safety has launched Caliber OneView, an add-on for Caliber Online RMS that lets officers search and cross-reference agency records with plain-English questions, cutting tasks such as monthly command reports from up to a week to an instant, built-in process.

OneView replaces separate screen searches with a single cross-referenced query

Law enforcement users currently search separate screens for people, vehicles, citations and incidents. OneView runs that cross-referencing automatically. An officer can, for example, find a subject using a physical description plus a pre-set tag such as a firearm on file, narrowing thousands of records and surfacing links between people, vehicles and addresses.