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Marion Kelly Walker

David Lee McClure

The emergency response system and property reporting system provide a unique property identifier accessible at a property outside of a building or other structure. A user scans the property identifier with a mobile computing device to identify the property. The mobile computing device transmits the property ID and user authentication data to the server to authenticate and authorize the user. The server provides the user with the requested property data if the server authorizes the access by the user. The server also notifies a property contact that a user has scanned the property identifier of the property.

Emergency response system

The mounting system and device secures a container, such as a lockable container to a pole. A housing restricts access to the fasteners and other attachments that secure the container to the pole. A unitary fastener, such as a U-bolt, secures the housing to the pole. The two ends of the unitary fastener enter a first section of a rear wall and a second section of the rear wall to attach to the housing at an interior attachment surface. A curvature in the rear wall separates the first section and the second section of the rear wall. The curvature of the rear wall contacts the pole. The housing, the guard plate, and the container cover the fasteners to reduce access to the fasteners.

Pole mounting system for lockable key housing

The alert system notifies the user, such as a first responder, to a response location at which a responder aid device is located. Such a responder aid device aids the user in responding to an emergency or alarm condition. The alert system communicates with the emergency detection system of a building. The emergency detection system detects emergency conditions, such as fire, carbon monoxide, ammonia levels, and other emergency conditions. The alert system receives the emergency signal from the emergency detection system. The alert system activates at least one beacon or multiple beacons. These beacons show the location of the responder aid device through an alert, such as a visual alert and/or an audible alert. A monitor device alerts the users as to which responder aid devices have been used, applied, or otherwise employed in response to the alarm or emergency conditions.

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Rogers, AR, United States of America

Marion Kelly Walker