EOC Command: Mission Control for your EOC
EOC Command is emergency operations center (EOC) management software for city, county,
regional, and state emergency management agencies. It replaces the spreadsheets, whiteboards,
and disconnected tools an EOC stitches together with one real-time command platform. Priced per
jurisdiction by population, with unlimited personnel and a 14-day free trial (no credit card
required). Built by an emergency manager, for emergency managers.
What EOC Command does
- Incident support: EOC activation, activation levels, operational periods, and a battle rhythm tailored to your jurisdiction.
- ESF coordination and tasking: the FEMA-standard ESF roster with staffing and activation, plus tasking that rolls up status across positions in real time.
- Resource tracking: RESTAT shows what is available, assigned, and out of service, and the ICS 213 RR fills from live data.
- Integrated communications: push-to-talk voice talk groups, a Zoom video bridge for briefings, and radio bridging through your RoIP gateway.
- Shelter management: a pre-loaded facility directory and live shelter status with occupancy and meal counts, mapped.
- Damage assessment: field crews report by QR code with no accounts; assessments color parcels by severity on the map and export for Texas TDEM pSTAT.
- GIS mapping: your own ArcGIS web maps under live layers for tasks, damage, shelters, and the CAD dispatch feed, plus drawable zones, routes, and markers. Works without any ArcGIS account, too.
- Live weather: NEXRAD radar plus National Weather Service watches, warnings, and alerts.
- ICS forms and the Incident Action Plan: ICS 201 through 214 from live data, and a pre-planning workspace that exports a complete IAP as one PDF.
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Common questions
What is EOC Command?
EOC Command is cloud-based emergency operations center (EOC) management software. It runs the whole EOC in one real-time workspace: incident activation and operational periods, ESF positions and tasking, resource tracking, shelters, field damage assessment, GIS mapping, push-to-talk communications, live weather, ICS forms, and a one-click Incident Action Plan PDF.
How much does EOC Command cost?
Pricing is tiered by jurisdiction population: Small (under 5,000 residents) $200/month or $2,000/year; Standard (5,000 to 25,000) $450/month or $4,500/year; Active (25,000 to 75,000) $850/month or $8,500/year; Command (75,000 to 250,000) $1,500/month or $15,000/year; Regional (250,000 and up) $3,000/month or $30,000/year. Every tier includes unlimited personnel and a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, and government sales-tax exemption is honored at checkout.
Does EOC Command integrate with ArcGIS?
Yes. Connect your own ArcGIS Online web maps (a county can stack maps from several cities, each with its own credentials), parcel layers that damage assessments color by severity, and Esri geocoding. A built-in basemap works with no ArcGIS account at all.
Is EOC Command aligned with NIMS and ICS?
Yes. EOC Command is built around NIMS and ICS doctrine: a FEMA-standard ESF roster, activation levels, operational periods and battle rhythm, the Planning P cycle, and ICS forms 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 209, 213, 213 RR, and 214 generated from live data in the FEMA numbered-block layout, plus a one-click Incident Action Plan PDF packet.
Who is EOC Command for?
City, county, regional, and state emergency management agencies, from a single-jurisdiction EOC to a region coordinating many. Field crews take part without accounts through QR-code damage reporting.
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