=== Plugin Name ===
Contributors: Avranu
Donate link: http://jess-mann.com/index.php?action=contact
Tags: first responder, 911, ems, firefighter, fire fighter, iamresponding, emergency medical services, ambulance, ambulance corps, hazmat, emt, motor vehicle accident, mva
Requires at least: 3.0.1
Tested up to: 4.3
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Provides a "911 calls" post type, allowing fire and ems companies to list
calls they are dispatched for.

== Description ==
This plugin is intended for first responders who want to list the calls their
department receives on their department's website. It adds a "911 calls" post
type to list calls your department is dispatched for. These calls can be
written manually, or they can be imported from an email inbox, if your
department receives messages via email. This plugin is in early stages of
development (it works for our department, but hasn't been expanded to be sure
it works for any others), but it should serve as a good base to expand from
for a programmer who wants to create similar functionality for your
department. I plan to expand it and add new features in the future, and if
you'd like to help, it would be more than appreciated!

== Installation ==
1. Upload the 'first-response' folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Set up an email account to receive dispatch messages. The account must be dedicated to this plugin
4. Enter your login details for the email account on the plugin settings page

== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Can calls be imported to wordpress automatically? =
Yes. If your department can receive email notifications when you are
dispatched, this plugin can read those messages and post a new "911 call" to
your website. You need to set up a dedicated email address for this to work.
This plugin will read that email account, and import any unread messages as
new calls. Right now, the code MAY need to be adjusted slightly for your
department, but the code should be easy to read and extend.

= Can it do the import process the moment we are dispatched? =
No. This is a feature I plan to add in the future, but I have not had the time
to yet. If you expand the plugin to include a cron job or daemon which does
this, please let me know!

= How do I start the import process? =
In the admin page, click on "911 calls" on the menu on the left, and then
click on "Load calls" in its submenu. It will import all new calls, tag and
categorize them, publish them, and then report back on what it has done.

= Do I NEED to use the import process to use this plugin? =
No. You could create new calls manually without ever using the import process.
Importing does make things a whole lot easier, though.

= How do you receive emails when you are dispatched? =
Our county uses a system called "iamresponding" to notify us via text message
and email when we are dispatched. Other similar systems exist which you could
sign up for. I am not aware of any that are free.

== Screenshots ==
1. A screenshot of the admin page, showing a listing of several recent calls.

== Changelog ==
