look at this lame ass info from suffolk university pd in boston

https://www.suffolk.edu/student-life/safety-security

first you are supposed to call 911 then you are supposed to call 8111

is this for ems or fore fire or for police? - its clear as mud -

On-Campus Medical Emergency Calls (Police, Fire, Medical)

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lets propose a solution

for any call that gets entered into the boston 911 cad - if the
address matches a location with a listed address or a listed first
responder - it will receive an immediate text page via 159.21 or
155.115 - or whatever unused channel that the city desires to use -
the page will list the address and the type of incident and any other
noteworthy non-deviant info

for example - report of a fire at 1 Dalmation Road - an immediate page
goes out for 1 Dalmation Road - anyone that wants to receive that page
is free to do so

for example - report of an ambulance call at 120 tremont st downtown -
an immediate page goes out for 120 tremont st as soon as the calltaker
types it into the CAD - page is received by Suffolk University Police
Dispatch Center at 120 tremont st - they can immediately alert all of
their officers via their comms system - also - anyone else in the area
who wants to receive the page is free to do so - there might be 50
offices in the bld that all have pagers - you could have 50 cpr
trained helpers on the way in 2 seconds

whats the expense? 1 lame ass base station and 1 CAD interface

how much do pagers cost? are they like baofeng radios now? 10 bucks
each? they last 10 years - so the OVERALL cost is $1 per YEAR! oh good
gawd we cant possibly do that - its much better to just let people
DIE!

maybe the same functionality is available via pulse point or code red etc