ng9-1-1 Latest News

GeoComm, MidAmerica GIS Consortium (MAGIC), St. Clair County Illinois 9-1-1/ETSB, and Washington University St Louis Team up to offer a Free GIS and 9-1-1 Seminar

SPAWAR Atlantic Extends GeoComm Project Option for Installation Addressing GIS Project at Five Additional Marine Corps Bases

The State of North Dakota Department of Emergency Services and GeoComm are partnering to develop a statewide GIS data set including road centerline and address point layers.

GeoComm Announces new Vice President of Sales & Marketing and Vice President of Product Development

The Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation (GSDC) of St. Cloud Minnesota recently awarded the first I-Award for for-profit organizations recognizing and celebrating the innovation and creativity in area businesses.

Welcome to Minnesota 2012 APCO International Conference attendees!

Residents of Hardeman County, Tennessee, can rest a bit easier these days, safe in the knowledge that their new Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) emergency answering system is fully operational.

King County, Washington partners with GeoComm for 9-1-1 dispatch center consolidation feasibility study

GeoComm wants to express appreciation to the efforts of our friends in the hot seat who are answering 9-1-1 calls and dispatching first responders.

Congratulations to the Association of Central Oklahoma Government's (ACOG) 9-1-1 staff for winning the 2012 South Central Arc Users Group (SCAUG) Founders Award.

GeoComm, an Esri Platinum Tier Partner, is pleased to announce that they have been selected as the recipient of the 2012 Esri Partner Conference Award for a Private Web Application for GeoLynx Server.

In the next 12 months, 11 United States Marine Corps (USMC) bases will be involved in a process designed to greatly improve their on-base emergency response systems.

GeoComm’s NENA i3 Emergency Call Routing Software Successfully Implemented in Synergem’s i3 ESInet in North Carolina

GeoComm is pleased announce that Nancy Pollock has joined the organization as a Public Safety Communications Consultant. Nancy is retired from the Metropolitan Emergency Services Board where she served as Executive Director.

GeoComm, an industry leading Consulting, GIS, and Software development firm, is pleased to announce they have received Platinum Tier Partnership level with Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri).

GeoComm participated in NENA ICE3, held in Bryan, Texas the week of November 29, 2010. The focus of the event was location information which is one of the most critical data elements in the operation of Next Generation 9-1-1 for call routing.

Southfield, MI – DSS Corporation, (www.dispatchimprovement.com) announced today that it will be speaking at the National APCO 2010 Conference in Houston Texas. The subject is CORE NG 911 Elements: The Logging Service.

A three agency group in North Carolina will soon have one of the nation’s first NENA i3-compliant Emergency Services IP network (ESInet) supporting NG9-1-1 call routing.

GeoComm is pleased to congratulate the City of Frisco, Texas on their accomplishment in receiving the 2010 ESRI User Conference President’s Award.

“In a disaster, emergency managers will be able to get a complete picture of everything that’s happening, helping them to understand and manage the situation more effectively.” — Kathy McMahon, APCO

Southfield, MI – DSS Corporation (www.dispatchimprovement.com), having successfully completed NG9-1-1 interoperability testing with 17 other vendors at NENA’s ICE 2, is now preparing to test its Equature® NG9-1-1 recording solution in ICE 8

GeoComm is pleased to announce that GeoLynx Sync will now be available in two ways: GeoLynx Sync Basic and GeoLynx Sync Advanced.

QuickResponse™ call handling software is prepared to take emergency text messages today

GeoComm’s Director of Consulting Services and APCO Past President Greg Ballentine recently lead a group of public safety professionals on a Public Safety Emergency Services Delegation to China.

GeoComm’s David Sanchez was selected to present at two different sessions during next week’s California NENA conference

GeoComm’s John Brosowsky and Kathy Liljequist, GISP, led and co-presented at several key sessions at this week’s NENA TDC/ODC conference.

The Jasper County, Missouri PSAP replaced their enhanced 9-1-1 call handling system with microDATA’s IP-based 9-1-1 Call Handling solution, delivering a robust and state of the art NG9-1-1 system at a price that made the system replacement easy.

St Johnsbury, VT -- During a three day event last week, microDATA successfully tested its call handling and routing software programs for interoperability with applications, products, and systems produced by other vendors in the NG9-1-1 arena.

GeoConex® Corporation and Grainger County Emergency Communication District announced successful deployment of a new Next Generation Computer Aided Dispatch System using GeoConex® NG911 CAD.