Unified Command

"Oh, defund the police." Because for a split second in twenty twenty, everybody thought, "Oh, this is the time for change." No, that was a time for idiocy, and now you're living it.

The Unified Command is working with fifty-five agencies and about a hundred and ten personnel overseeing logistics, planning, and coordination among fire, police, and other emergency response partners.

So response partners like, you know, federal partners like ICE that Seattle just bitches about continually.

Seattle spends hundreds of millions of dollars battling.

As we've heard today, Chemtric is much more than an emergency phone number.

Behind every call is a dedicated team of emergency support specialists working 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to gather critical information, connect responders with industry experts, and help Unified Command make informed decisions during hazardous material incidents.

Whether you're responding to a transportation accident, a fixed facility emergency, a lithium-ion battery fire, or simply trying to identify an unknown chemical, you don't have to face those challenges alone.

One phone call to Chemtrek connects you to one of the largest hazmat response networks in the world.