First responder wellness app
Provide your first responders with confidential access to peer support, wellbeing content, and trusted local resources.
What is PowerLine?
PowerLine is an anonymous wellness app built specifically for public safety. It provides agency personnel with confidential access to a nationwide network of peer volunteers, department resources, and wellbeing content designed for the realities of the job. Agencies can strengthen their wellness programs while gaining anonymized insights into how personnel engage with available resources.
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Why agencies trust PowerLine
Built for Public Safety
Created specifically for law enforcement, corrections, fire, EMS, and emergency communications professionals, not adapted from a general wellness platform.
Anonymous by design
Personnel can access support, resources, and peer connections without revealing their identity, helping remove barriers that often prevent people from seeking help.
Peers who understand
PowerLine includes a nationwide network of peer volunteers who understand the realities of public safety work and can offer support from shared experience.
Backed by PowerDMS
PowerLine combines responder-focused wellbeing support with the security, reliability, and public safety expertise trusted by more than 7,000 public safety agencies nationwide.
Support is only effective when first responders feel comfortable using it
First responders face unique stressors throughout their careers, but concerns about judgment, stigma, and potential career consequences can make it difficult to seek support when it's needed most.
- Concerns about privacy and confidentiality: Many first responders hesitate to use available wellbeing resources because they worry their activity may not remain private.
- Dispersed and underutilized resources: Peer support contacts, chaplain information, employee assistance programs, and other wellbeing resources are often spread across multiple locations.
- Limited visibility into wellbeing needs: Without compromising anonymity, leaders have little insight into agency wellness trends or where support is needed.
An anonymous way to access
wellbeing resources and trusted support
PowerLine helps agencies strengthen their wellness programs by providing personnel with anonymous access to support, centralized resources, and wellbeing insights that help leaders better understand organizational needs.
Anonymous access to peer support
Connect personnel with PowerLine's nationwide network of peer volunteers, giving them a confidential way to talk with someone who understands the realities of public safety work.
One place for wellbeing resources
Provide easy access to local resources, peer support contacts, chaplain information, employee assistance programs, and wellbeing content through a single mobile app.
Anonymized wellbeing insights
Understand how personnel engage with available resources through anonymized usage data that helps identify trends and inform future wellbeing initiatives.
An easier way to access wellness support when your responders need it
PowerLine makes it simple for first responders to access wellness resources anytime, anywhere, with an anonymous mobile experience.
- Verify agency membership securely: The responder downloads the mobile app and completes a simple agency verification step. Their identity is never connected to their activity within the app, preserving anonymity while ensuring only eligible agency members gain access.
- Access resources and wellbeing content: Explore wellbeing articles, audio and video content, self-assessments, wellness check-ins, local resources, peer support, and other tools designed specifically for public safety.
- Connect with a trained peer volunteer: Responders can anonymously connect with a trained peer volunteer through PowerLine's nationwide network. Peer volunteers are matched by rank and experience, allowing responders to seek support outside their local agency while remaining anonymous.
- Monitor anonymous wellness trends: Administrators receive anonymized insights into app usage, engagement, and frequently accessed wellbeing topics. These trends help agencies better understand responder needs, evaluate wellness initiatives, and make informed decisions while preserving responder anonymity.
Wellness support built for
the reality of public safety
PowerLine combines confidential support, trusted peer connections, and public safety-specific wellbeing resources in one mobile app.
Anonymous app experience
Access wellbeing resources through a confidential mobile experience that protects responder anonymity and encourages support without stigma.Nationwide peer volunteer network
Connect anonymously with trained peer volunteers matched by rank and experience for meaningful support from someone who understands the job.Local wellness resources
Centralize EAP information, chaplain contacts, peer support, crisis resources, and other local services in one easy-to-access location.Public safety wellbeing library
Explore articles, videos, audio content, self-assessments, wellness check-ins, and other resources created specifically for the unique challenges of public safety.Anonymous wellness insights
View anonymized engagement trends and frequently accessed wellbeing topics to better understand organizational needs while protecting responder privacy.Agency resource management
Keep local wellness resources organized and up to date so responders always have access to current support information.Strengthen responder wellbeing while supporting organizational resilience
Investing in responder wellbeing strengthens the health, resilience, and long-term success of your agency.
- Reduce burnout: Provide responders with confidential support and wellbeing resources designed to help address chronic stress before it contributes to burnout.
- Support retention: Invest in responder wellbeing with resources that help agencies create a healthier, more supportive work environment.
Enhance your wellness program: Bring local resources, peer support, and public safety-specific wellbeing content together in one convenient mobile experience. - Guide future wellness initiatives: Use anonymized engagement trends and frequently accessed topics to understand organizational needs and inform future wellbeing efforts.
- Increase access to support: Give responders confidential, on-demand access to wellbeing resources whenever and wherever they need them.
A modern approach to responder wellbeing
| Without PowerLine |
With PowerLine |
| Privacy and stigma concerns discourage responders from seeking support. | Confidential, anonymous access encourages responders to utilize resources with confidence. |
| Wellness resources are scattered across multiple locations. | Resources are centralized and easily available in one mobile app. |
| Peer support is limited by availability and familiarity. | Nationwide peer volunteers expand access to trusted support. |
| Limited insight for command staff into responder wellbeing needs. | Anonymous engagement insights help inform wellness initiatives. |
September is National Suicide Prevention Month and local Police Department is taking new steps to support their own. Tifferdon police have launched a mobile well-being app so that officers struggling with their mental health can have resources at their fingertips. Twelve news reporter Amanda Pitts spoke to Tiverton police tonight and joins us with more about that app. Amanda. The app is called power line and any Tiverton police officer can access it on their phone. It's all anonymous and aims to give officers an outlet and resources for their struggles. It's there for them to utilize it if they need it. The Tiburton Police Department is offering its officers round the clock help for mental health issues. If like there's any kind of, you know, stressors that are affecting them in their personal life, their work life, they have the ability to access it. It is this app, PowerLine, a resource built for law enforcement officers as suicide rates increase. For whatever reason, the law enforcement profession has been really affected by nationwide, you know, by suicide. Lieutenant John Leduc walked us through the app that keeps the officer's identity confidential. Entering an honest mode. Hit it again. And then what's on your mind? And it could be overall wellness. I'm stressed. I'm angry. The resources provided depends on the answer. Well, how upset are you? If the app's assessment or library of articles doesn't help, there's also a nationwide network of volunteers made up of others in the law enforcement field, someone to talk to who gets it. So there's actually eighteen participants that are logged on to this one for stress, and there's another one with 17for well-being. And while it doesn't identify the officers who use it, leaders in the department can see how often it's used and which topics have the most engagement. Tiverton hopes that by offering this service, those in their ranks who are struggling will get the help they need before it's too late. It's one of those conversations, especially in this career, you know, career profession that it's not necessarily talked about often, but it should be. Now this app isn't just for Tiverton Police Department to use any police department that opts in can use it. The app was launched in August of last year. In Tiverton, I'm Amanda Pitts, twelve news.
Testimonials
It’s going to reach a lot of people and save a lot of law enforcement professionals that can otherwise get so affected by the job, it just ruins their careers.
PowerLine helps support officers through all the little calls that pile up with resources they can access anytime.
We recently had an influx of lateral applicants because they wanted to work somewhere that made their wellness a priority
Designed to protect responder privacy
PowerLine is built to give responders confidence that they can access wellbeing resources without concern about judgment or career consequences.
Anonymous user experience
Responder identities remain separate from in-app activity, allowing users to access resources and peer support confidentially.
Anonymous engagement insights
Administrators receive anonymized engagement data and frequently accessed wellbeing topics without visibility into individual responder activity.
Confidential peer support
Responders connect anonymously with trained peer volunteers through PowerLine's nationwide network.
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