ASAP to PSAP

In 2011, UCC became the first monitoring center to participate in the ASAP to PSAP program. The Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP) is a national service that saves time, improves accuracy, and increases efficiencies between the monitoring center and PSAP’s (now referred to as ECC’s). This means that critical life safety signals and accurate information is processed in seconds, not minutes, insuring that complete and accurate information is transmitted every time.

For more information on the ASAP to PSAP program, contact us or click the link below.

“Our company designs, maintains and services life safety systems. One of our customers with multiple sites required ASAP to PSAP service immediately. Team UCC jumped in and worked with the monitoring association to get our customers ASAP to PSAP in less than 10 days! This type of customer care makes me happy that we made the decision to use UCC as our alarm monitoring partner. This is an example of what can be achieved when work is put in the hands of a dedicated knowledgeable industry leader like UCC.”  

Eric R., General Manager

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