Snooze alerts: in Settings you can now snooze dispatch alerts for 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours, or set quiet hours, for example weekdays 9 to 5. Calls still come in and show on your screen, just without a sound. A banner on the main screen shows while alerts are snoozed, with a button to turn them back on. Departments you switch off in Settings are now shown as "off duty", so it is clear you will not be paged for them until you turn them back on. The sign-in screen now explains officer codes: another way to sign in, which a department officer can give you, or use to sign in an apparatus device that has no e-mail address.

When a call is closed from a truck, it now moves to Recent on your phone straight away instead of up to a minute later. Any alert still repeating for that call stops at the same time, and its lock-screen card clears. Calls also leave the Active list at the right time. Your department's active window is now counted from the dispatch time shown on the call, rather than from when the app received it — so on a slow dispatch e-mail a call no longer sits under Active well past the hour.

Links: your department can now add its own web links — a utility-outage map, a county burn-ban page, an online guide, a reporting form — and they appear under the new Links button on the dispatch list. Officers add them on the department's board; until they do, the button stays hidden. Every link opens in your browser, and the address is shown under its name so you can see where it goes before you tap it. The app icon is now the Firehouse 360 Responder logo.

Dispatch tones now follow the tone you choose on your own phone, for each department you belong to. Previously the department's tone was used regardless of your setting. All eight tones are available. The call and map screens now remind you to verify the road and area yourself — the map is supplemental, and dispatch and your local knowledge govern. Fixed: repeated requests to enrol again, a spurious "Cancelled." message on launch, and duplicate background refreshes that wasted data on a weak signal.