GPS CENTRL fuses live GPS feeds with your GIS layer so you can manage emergencies, navigate weather events, track every vehicle, and report back to residents in real time. Faster, smarter decisions during the incident — and a better record for the next one.
Most vehicle trackers tell you where a truck is. GPS CENTRL tells you whether it's actively plowing, salting, mowing, or sweeping — and lets the residents on that street see for themselves.
No driver input needed. The truck tells the system what service is being performed — plow up or down, spreader on, sweeper running.
Dispatchers and residents see at a glance which streets are fresh vs. stale — green to gold to grey as time since the last pass climbs.
Every truck's path, replayable. Pick a date and watch the day unfold — speeds, stops, route deviations, all of it.
Type an address and see the nearest vehicles — not bird-flight distance but actual road proximity. Critical for emergencies and multi-vehicle response.
Embedded on your municipal site. Residents watch the plow turn onto their street themselves.
GPS CENTRL reads sensor signals from the truck — plow up or down, spreader engaged, sweeper running — and tags every street segment with the actual service performed. No driver tapping a button. No data entry.
Spreader engagement + flow rate. Reports total tonnage by storm, by street, by route.
Blade-down sensor logged. Color-coded passes for dispatchers and residents.
PTO engagement on the vac. Maps coverage block by block — useful for the residents who always call "when are you coming?"
Boom engagement detected; ROW coverage logged for the township's mowing-cycle compliance.
Brush-down sensor. Track which routes hit on which cycle — useful for MS4 reporting and parking-restriction enforcement.
Have a service we haven't named? Define your own sensor + label. The system tracks it the same way.
The Operation Dashboard runs live from the first truck out: coverage by priority, trucks reporting, and the streets that haven’t seen a pass in three hours — each one a click from its spot on the map. When the phone rings, the answer is already on the screen.
Walk us through your fleet, your sensors, and the storm response your residents actually expect. We'll show you live tracking and walk through the public portal.
