MANSFIELD – The Richland County Commissioners took major steps Tuesday to upgrade the county’s 30-year-old emergency communications system and remodel the 911 communications center. They also saved $800,000 in estimated costs as part of the process.
Commissioners voted unanimously to approve a $299,807 state bid contract with Motorola Solutions Incorporated for radio repeater equipment to upgrade current VHF… READ MORE
[…] In other business, commissioners approved the purchase of new computers, monitors and additional cords and mounts for the Lyon County Emergency Communications Center for a total of $18,296.07… READ MORE
The 9-1-1 Association is proud to announce the commencement of planning for the first trans-continental interoperability testing event for next-generation NG9-1-1 and NG112 emergency calling.
This event will be realized through the union of NENA’s ninth Industry Collaboration Event (ICE 9) with the European Telecommunications Standards Institute’s (ETSI)…
HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) – In Butler County, Sheriff Richard Jones is taking every precaution to make sure the coronavirus doesn’t spread to inmates or jail staff.
Sheriff Richard Jones has increased staffing in the regional emergency communications center and activated the backup center. He’s also opened a coronavirus hotline as deputies here monitor the COVID-19 situation… READ MORE
This guidance applies to all first responders, including law enforcement, fire services, emergency medical services, and emergency management officials, who anticipate close contact with persons with confirmed or possible COVID-19 in the course of their work.
| As NENA continues to closely monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we have developed a list of resources for members, chapters, and the greater 9-1-1 community.
NENA’s COVID-19 resource page contains items including PSAP-guidance documents, an EMD protocol, an on-demand webinar, event-planner assistance, health and hygiene best practices… |
