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There are many approaches to meeting these requirements. Planning to Respond, Responding to the Plans. A number of states, counties, cities and school districts are now requiring incident response plans for schools and other critical infrastructure.Federal Addressing Initiatives: FGDC, Census, DOT, USPS Dan Miller, GISP, E911 GIS Manager, Washington State E911 Coordinating Office.Jason Horning, ENP, NG9-1-1 Program Manager, North Dakota Association of Counties.Megan Compton, MPA, Geographic Information Officer, Indiana Geographic Information Office.Natalie Lee, GISP, Geospatial Data Program Manager, Georgia Geospatial Information Office.Matt Gerike, GISP, Geospatial Program Manager, Commonwealth of Virginia 9-1-1 & Geospatial Services Bureau, Virginia Department of Emergency Management.This session gathers GIS leaders from Washington, North Dakota, Indiana, Georgia, and Virginia to discuss plans, strategies, and lessons learned for Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS.

This holds true with US States as they, and their regions and localities, chart paths to Next Generation 9-1-1 systems leveraging GIS data. Geography tells us that all places are similar in some ways and all places are different in other ways. State Perspectives on Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Diana Gijselaers, Systems Engineer - GIS, Motorola Public Safety.Kathrine Cargo, GISP, GIS Analyst, Orleans Parish Communication District.Keri Brennan, GISP, ENP, Product Manager GIS Content, GEOCOMM.Hillary Palmer, Geospatial Project Manager, Dewberry Engineers, Inc.

Kara Utter, MSES, GIS Analyst, Valley County.What tools were they able to employ to assist their efforts? What geospatial information do telecommunicators wish they had to be better equipped to handle such calls? How can GIS professionals and 9-1-1 professionals help each other to locate calls for service faster and more accurately? In this keynote address, hear from the telecommunicator community about how they handled finding someone without an address. We'll host again in February 2023!Ĭlick here to check out the 2022 comprehensive program/agenda.įeatured keynote recordings are shared here.

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Leading national addressing experts and members of URISA's GIS & NG9-1-1 Task Force regularly provide resources to meet the professional education needs of the community from Geospatial Fact Sheets, workshops, and webinars to the development of the United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard. URISA was pleased to host a new URISA Conference to collaborate on Location, Enterprise Addressing, and Public Safety (LEAP) in February 2022. URISA has a long history of delivering resources and educational content focused on addressing and emergency response. Location, Enterprise Addressing, and Public Safety (LEAP) Conference LEAP: Location, Enterprise Addressing, and Public Safety Conference

Vanguard Cabinet of Young GIS Professionals.

Redistricting: A Guide for the GIS Community.

LEAP: Location, Enterprise Addressing & Public Safety Conference.

Climate Change & Climate Equity Working Group.