ACJ Public Safety
Public safety tech advice from someone who's sat at the console and stood on scene.
Boutique consulting for agencies and vendors who need clear answers, fast. No bloated contracts, no buzzwords, no multi-year dependency.
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Built on real PSAP operations experience
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Short, focused engagements
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Honest about regulation, operations, and budget
Public Safety Agencies
You need to adopt new tech, fix an operational mess, or stop a costly misstep before it happens.
Technology Companies and Vendors
You have a strong product and need someone who can tell you how PSAPs actually buy, adopt, and run it at 2 a.m.
Who we serve
Services
Engagements are scoped to the problem, the complexity, and the timeline. We don't do long-term project management or large-scale implementation. If that's what you need, we'll introduce you to people who do, and stay on for targeted advice.
Why this exists
Too many public safety projects fail. Too many good products miss PSAP reality. We take one clearly defined problem and work it until you can act. We don't upsell, expand scope, or create dependency.
Cody Post, ENP, RPL, EMT-P
Managing Principal, ACJ Public Safety
Cody Post is a nationally recognized public-safety technology strategist, PSAP operations expert, and trusted advisor to agencies, founders, and investors across the United States.
He has served in elected leadership roles within Ohio APCO, contributing to statewide discussions on 9-1-1 policy development, modernization planning, and operational standards. Through this service, he has gained broad exposure to the governance, funding, and operational challenges facing PSAPs across diverse environments.
With nearly two decades of hands-on experience in PSAP operations, NG9-1-1 planning, CAD/RMS administration, and emerging AI technologies, Cody specializes in translating complex public-safety workflows into clear, actionable, and defensible solutions.
His background includes direct operational support for police, fire, and 9-1-1 communications centers across Northeast Ohio; service on statewide committees shaping the Ohio PSAP Operations Rules (OAC 5507); and leadership of high-impact modernization initiatives focused on operational resilience, data flow, quality assurance, and technology adoption.
Cody holds the Emergency Number Professional (ENP) certification through NENA and is a Registered Public Safety Leader (RPL) through APCO. He is also certified as an Ohio Paramedic, Ohio Firefighter II, and Ohio Fire & Emergency Services Instructor, providing a strong operational foundation that informs every advisory engagement.
He brings a unique blend of operational credibility, technical fluency, and policy-level leadership — the exact expertise agencies, startups, and investors need when navigating complex, high-stakes decisions in public safety operations and technology.
