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Free 911.gov Webinar on the 9-1-1 Data Sharing

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911 DataPath: A Strategic Plan for Sharing 9-1-1 Data Nationwide
Tuesday, July 14 | 12PM Eastern
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9-1-1 relies on data and information sharing, both locally and nationally. Because a standard 9-1-1 data system doesn't exist, the opportunity to share actionable data across the nation is limited.

The 911 DataPath is an initiative to produce a framework to enable the voluntary adoption of a uniform 9-1-1 data system. As a first step, stakeholders in the 9-1-1 community have come together to begin identifying important data points and a common way to reference them. This will help improve operations, support data needs to secure funding, and continue to standardize progress toward NG9-1-1.

The 911 DataPath initiative is underway and needs input on the types of administrative data for decision making that would be useful when shared with other 9-1-1 systems. In this webinar, initiative participants and the National 911 Program will address:

  • How access to timely, automated, reliable data sharing will help PSAPs and ECCs in their everyday work;
  • How the 9-1-1 community can learn about and contribute to this effort to ensure it best meets the needs of all 9-1-1 systems; and
  • The types of data under consideration as the initial task of this data collection and sharing effort.
Presenters: Steve McMurrer - Fairfax County (VA) Department of Public Safety Communications | Jackie Mines - Mission Critical Partners | Laurie Flaherty - National 911 Program

 

 

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