As we wrap up 2024, I want to express my gratitude for your commitment to public safety. This year has been a pivotal one for Genasys, marked by significant collaborations with Puerto Rico, LA County, San Diego County, the State of Oregon, and Maui, among others. These partnerships demonstrate the power of technology and teamwork in redefining how we protect and support communities in times of need. 

Stepping into 2025, our mission remains the same: to tackle the challenges of emergency management and community safety with innovative solutions. 

Wishing you all a happy, safe, and healthy new year! 

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NEW Badges & Banter Podcast Episodes

Episode 3

Features a great conversation on preparedness for civil unrest with our special guest Deputy City Manager Sam Greif from the City of Plano, Texas.

Episode 4

Listen to the story of what it was like to be first hand at the devastating Las Vegas mass shooting in 2017 with Jason Aldean’s Tour Manager Jake LaGrone.

LRAD Featured in New Netflix Documentary: 

The Lost Children

As shown in the documentary, during the 40-day search for four missing children, the Colombian military used a recorded message from the children's grandmother urging them to stay in place and await rescue. Military helicopters flew over the Amazon jungle and broadcast messages in both Spanish and their indigenous language through an LRAD 1000Xi.
Watch the trailer and see LRAD in action at 1' 46"