KAS Program

Keep America Safe

ICU is dedicated to maintaining accountability through education, training and community outreach. Evolutionary change is continuous not only as a species, but as an economy and more importantly as a society.

Biomedical technological devices are a revolutionary gateway to successfully ensuring accountability to the community. The largest beneficiary in ICU is the generational impact we have on the community and more importantly the future generations to come.

Community engagement is vital for new technology that has such a profound societal impact. Our community leaders, from elected officials to public services, rely on the most recent news, technology, and education to advance as a community and as a society.

All entities and individuals enrolled in KAS will have access to free training and discounts from national providers from nutrition, personal wellness, physical fitness and more.

KAS stands for keeping Americans Safe. Our commitment to joint collaboration will lead to a safer environment to raise our children, our families and ensure we are lawfully providing their utmost safety from impaired operators through education, training, and community outreach.

The following Entities and Personnel (with valid employers ID) qualify for economic relief of 12% off devices, installations, ICU products and upgrades.

Who qualifies as an educator in the U.S.

The following occupations qualify as EDUs:

Elementary through High School full time teachers
Full-time Principles and Assistant Principals
Full time Scholastic Educational Institutional Staff
Accredited Universities within the Continental United States or affiliates.

Who qualifies as first responders in the U.S.

Emergency medical technicians from qualified Hospitals

The following occupations qualify as EMTs:

Emergency medical technician (EMT) – Basic, medium, or advanced
Flight nurse
Medical helicopter pilot
Mobile intensive care nurse
National Ski Patrol Member
Paramedic
Pre-Hospital Registered Nurse
Prenatal Nurse
Transport nurse (ALS Ground/Air Medical, ACM-FN)

Firefighters and Departments

The following occupations qualify as firefighters:

Airport fire operations
Commissioner (Fire Dept.)
Engineer
Fire medical officer
Firefighter – career, volunteer, and retired (federal included)
Fire marshal
Helitack
Lieutenant
Past chief
Probationary
Supervisory forestry technician
Wildland firefighter/ prescribed fire burn manager

Law Enforcement Officers and Departments

The following occupations qualify as law enforcement officers:

Animal control officers who are credentialed as a LEO
Assistant chief officer
Auxiliary & reserve sheriff deputy or police officers
Bridge and tunnel officers
Chief officer
Conservation officers
Correctional supply officers
Corrections officers (at either government-run or private / for-profit institutions)
Emergency response team (ERT)
Inmate recovery team (IRT)
Quick response strike team (QRST)
Special emergency response team (SERT)
Courthouse security
Detention officers (at either government-run or private / for-profit institutions)
Family court officers
District Attorney
Fire marshals who are certified law enforcement officers
Fleet reserve
Game warden
Investigator (state or local)
Jailer (at either government-run or private / for-profit institutions)
Jail Administrator / Assistant Jail Administrator
Juvenile institutional officers (peace officer)
Metro transit police
Park rangers (state)
Parole officers
Patrol officer
Patrol deputy
Police officers (federal, state, and local; campus police) – active & retired
Pretrial services officers (and officer assistants)
Probation officers (and officer assistants)
Railroad police officers
School resource officers
Sheriff's deputy
State's attorney
State capitol police
State law enforcement
State troopers
State police inspector
Tribal police
Wildlife officer

Federal law enforcement officers and agents and departments

The following occupations qualify as federal law enforcement officers and agents:

Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms (ATF) (All Employees)
Amtrak Police Department
Bureau of Prisons (BOP) (All Employees)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (All Employees)
Customs & Border Patrol (CBP)
Department of Corrections
Department of Defense (for example: Air Force Office of Special
Department of Fish and Game
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Air Marshals
Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO)
Federal Protective Service
Transportation Security Administration Agent (with a red shield on their badge ONLY)
Department of Interior (US Park police, US Park rangers)
Department of Agriculture, Office of Inspector General (Special Agents)
Department of Justice (DOJ)
Department of Public Safety
Department of State
Department of the Treasury
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) (All Employees)
Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) (All Employees)
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
SSA Assistant Special Agent
US attorney
US Attorney General
US capitol police
US Marshals Service
US Postal Inspectors (Postal Inspectors & Criminal Investigators)
US Secret Service

911 Dispatchers (for select offers only) and departments

The following occupations qualify as 911 dispatchers:

Fire communications officer
Police or EMS dispatcher
Emergency Room Department Nurses
Police compliant officer (911 dispatcher)
Police service representative (LAPD only)
Public safety telecommunicator (PST)

Who qualifies as first responders in Canada

In Canada, the following groups are eligible to verify their first responder status:

Certified EMT / Paramedic, including Emergency Medical Attendant (EMA)
State-certified firefighter
Law enforcement officers, including:
Federal, provincial, and municipal police officers
Royal Canadian mounted police officers
Correctional service Canada (CSC) officers
First nations reserve police officers
Canadian forces military police (CFMP) officers

Who is not eligible for first responder discounts

The following occupations are not eligible

Ambulance driver (can qualify only if you can also document being an EMT or paramedic)
Animal control officer (not credentialed as a LEO)
Animal services officer
Assistant superintendent
Correctional food service supervisor
Civilian deputy
Civilian employee (staff, employees, secretaries, administrative assistants, etc.)
Classification officer
Code enforcement officer
Community outreach specialist
Community service aide
Coroner
Corrections staff (civilian employees)
Court bailiff
Court services officer
Crime lab analyst
Crime scene analyst/technician
Crisis intervention specialist
Custody specialist
Department of agriculture
Deputy clerk
Detention technician and communications officer
Emergency management volunteer
Fire Corps volunteer
Forensic services
Highway safety service patrol (Roadside assistance, Road ranger service patrol, Safety service patrol)
Laboratory / evidence tech
Medical examiner
Medical professional (doctor, pharmacy technician, etc.)
Ocean lifeguard
Parking enforcement officer
Police service technician
Peace Corps
Police badge (no name)
Police reserves (volunteer)
Police recruit
Police trainee
Recreation specialist
Sanitation worker
Security officer
Ski patrol (unless licensed as an EMT)
Traffic officer
Trial court officer
Victims witness assistant

Special circumstances:

Consideration for additional discounts or additional services may be requested and approved or denied on a case-by-case basis. Discounts may be adjusted on an annual basis with or without notice.

ICU reserves the right to discontinue discounts at the discretion of the board of directors. All concurrent discounts will continue to be active until expiration on their 12th month.