About Thurston County Medic One
Thurston County Medic One is a county-managed system providing emergency medical services (EMS), paramedic training, and medical oversight across Thurston County. Founded in 1974, it was the first public, tiered-response EMS system in the United States. It delivers pre-hospital emergency medical and trauma care to over 303,400 residents.
This Dashboard is in development but it meant to be a successor to the old one, as such it processes data differently and is often faster and more accurately, if you see a discrepancy Please feel free to reach out to Medic One support.
About This Dashboard
This EMS dashboard is a secure operational surface for inbound-unit monitoring, hospital turnaround awareness, XML ingest processing, feed health visibility, reports, and administrative maintenance.
The application uses Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma, and PostgreSQL. Local runtime services run through portable Docker Compose, and the production Compose stack packages the web app, system worker, PostgreSQL, and OSRM routing service.
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility baseline
- Public dashboard with operational clock, alerts, live units, ETA, and feed status
- Protected admin workflows with audit logging
- SFTP, email, manual upload, XML ingest, and Email Intake rule workflows
- Canned reports with scoped CSV export and ETA accuracy review
- Reserved Other Destinations bucket for unmapped transport destinations
The web application was designed by Thurston County Medic One.