Next Generation 911 Consulting

Geographic Technologies Group (GTG) has over 20 years of experience helping public safety departments transition to the latest technology in communication systems, reporting, and data management. We have assisted over 250 Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in implementing GIS software and data for their agency.

When tackling your required transition to the NG911 systems, we break it down into three simple steps:

  1. Readiness Assessment
  2. Data Conversion and NG911 Implementation
  3. Data Management and Maintenance Plan
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Digital Data Creation, Conversion and Collection

  • Address Points
  • Street Centerline
  • Mission Critical Data Layers

Digital Data Assessment

A digital data assessment consists of running a suite of Esri’s ArcGIS Data Reviewer checks and completing an attribution review. A visual review is also completed, where spatial accuracy and the metadata are inspected for each layer. GTG can offer offer recommendations for:
  • Relational database management systems
  • Database Design
  • Cloud storage options, and more.

GIS Strategic Planning and Assessments

Our exceptionally qualified and award-winning team offers towns, cities, and counties understandable, enterprise, sustainable, and enduring GIS strategic plans. From a SafeCityGIS assessment to a full multi-year strategic implementation plan, GTG’s public safety experts and industry-leading partners can develop the best options to fit your organization’s needs.  Planned integration with an existing CAD system, RMS, or GIS data takes careful consideration.

Geospatial Technical Support

GTG created the Geospatial Support Program (GSP) for all organizations, included public safety. GSP clients get an assigned advisor, with whom they meet regularly to plan and help keep their enterprise GIS on track. The GSP includes GIS services at various levels that can be used throughout the year. The services available to choose from in this program include but are not limited to GIS Planning, Design, Implementation, Training, and Maintenance.