National First Responder's Day

This National First Responder's Day, we recognize the men and women who serve our communities and help make them a safer place to live. Thank you!

CWS is proud to equip first responders with professional weather monitoring equipment across the United States and beyond. Built by LDV, this Incident Command Center for
Avondale AZ Police Department
 Police/Fire & Medical is outfitted with a Magellan MX500™ Weather Station with Weather Display console from CWS for monitoring on-site met data. Environmental awareness is critical to the safety of public and crew.
Click here for a virtual tour of the Avondale Police/Fire & Medical Incident Command Center
Weather Display installed on the vehicle interior shows weather data from the Magellan MX500 Weather Station.




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