Alerts posted by hand
Severe weather alerts need to reach the city website quickly, and someone has to copy them over.
Emergency managers and public safety support staff use SentraBridge for alerts, public information, GIS and reporting: the back-office work around the mission, not the criminal justice systems themselves.
Severe weather alerts need to reach the city website quickly, and someone has to copy them over.
Locations of incidents reported through 311 or public works don't reach the GIS layer the team relies on.
Morning briefings pull numbers from several systems by hand.
Post severe or extreme National Weather Service alerts as website alerts, every 15 minutes.
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Every 15 minutes, takes severe or extreme National Weather Service alerts for your state and posts them as website alerts in Sentra CMS.
Sentra 311 → SentraQueue → PostgreSQL / PostGIS → SFTP serverWeekdays at 7 am, reads 311 requests, SentraQueue lobby visits and database work orders, puts them in one shape, combines and sorts them, emails a…
Sentra 311 → PostgreSQL / PostGISEvery 15 minutes, upserts new and changed Sentra 311 requests into a PostGIS table, with a map point built from latitude and longitude.
Each links to its connector page. Not listed? Any REST API, OpenAPI file, database or SFTP server works.
No. SentraBridge is not CJIS-certified and is not intended for criminal justice information. Use it for public information, alerts, GIS and back-office reporting.
There are no pre-built CAD or RMS connectors, and we don't position SentraBridge for criminal justice data.
The National Weather Service alerts API, filtered by area and severity. A template posts them to the website through Sentra CMS.
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