The use case: how Eagle County deploys Google Workspace
Eagle County's Emergency Operations Center uses Google Workspace as a shared, always-current source of information for coordinating emergency response teams during disasters such as wildfires. Docs, Chat, Maps, Sites and Forms also carry updates to residents in multiple languages, and Forms and Sheets support hazard ratings, permits and public feedback.
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Saves critical time across 50+ emergency response teams with a unified platform
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Eagle County’s Emergency Operations Center uses Google Workspace to better coordinate its emergency response teams and broadcast vital information in real time to a diverse, multilingual population during natural disasters.






