RED LINE SAFETY
OUR STORY
While studying fire service related Line of Duty Deaths (LODD) in a Fire Command class, we learned the details of the tragedy of June 30th, 2013, when 19 brave Granite Mountain Hot Shots died when their position was overrun by a wildfire in Arizona's Yarnell Valley.
This tragedy inspired us to build the type of technology these first responders needed.
ABOUT RED LINE SAFETY
At Red Line Safety, we believe every responder deserves technology that helps them return home safely.
Founded by Fire Captain Scott Holman after more than three decades in the fire service, Red Line Safety was created to address a critical gap in emergency response: the lack of real-time information needed to protect personnel and support informed decision-making.
By bringing together firefighters, engineers, researchers, and technology innovators, we developed IMSAFE™ (Incident Management Situational Awareness Firefighting Ecosystem)—our patent-pending platform that combines wearable technology, deployable mesh networking, environmental monitoring, cloud-based intelligence, and AI-powered analytics into a single operational picture.
Our mission is to advance responder safety through innovative technology that enhances situational awareness, protects responder health and wellness, and empowers emergency personnel to make faster, safer, and more informed decisions.
Our vision is a future where every responder is connected, every decision is informed by real-time intelligence, and every community is better protected through technology.
Our work is guided by six core values: People First, Innovation with Purpose, Integrity Always, Collaboration, Continuous Improvement, and Mission Ready. These principles drive every partnership, every product, and every decision we make.
At Red Line Safety, we're building more than technology—we're building a connected ecosystem that empowers responders, strengthens emergency operations, and helps ensure that everyone who answers the call has the best possible chance of returning home safely.