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Garvin County, Oklahoma
Through an official RFP procurement process, GeoComm was hired by Garvin County, Oklahoma in March 2008 to develop a locatable address system, develop quality GIS map data layers, and develop a MSAG and ALI database for the implementation into the county's E9-1-1 system.
GeoComm began GPS field collection shortly after contract signing in March and proceeded to collect all addressable structures within the county. Throughout field collection a GeoComm GIS Specialist worked with the county contact to:
• Develop an address scheme
• Develop a road centerline layer
• Create other GIS map data layers such as the ESZ layer
After field collection was complete the GIS map data layers were quality checked and new addresses were assigned to all addressable rural structures. The GeoComm project team, which consisted of 16 different people, completed the addressing and GIS map data development in September 2009. The county MSAG and ALI database were finalized and completed GIS map data layers were delivered in July 2010. After the GIS map data was provided GeoComm implemented GeoLynx DMS for Garvin County and trained system users to maintain the county GIS map data, addressing, and MSAG. On September 1, 2010 the new system went live in Garvin County and for the first time in the county's history they began taking E9-1-1 calls.
Through an official RFP procurement process, GeoComm was hired by Garvin County, Oklahoma in March 2008 to develop a locatable address system, develop quality GIS map data layers, and develop a MSAG and ALI database for the implementation into the county's E9-1-1 system.
GeoComm began GPS field collection shortly after contract signing in March and proceeded to collect all addressable structures within the county. Throughout field collection a GeoComm GIS Specialist worked with the county contact to:
• Develop an address scheme
• Develop a road centerline layer
• Create other GIS map data layers such as the ESZ layer
After field collection was complete the GIS map data layers were quality checked and new addresses were assigned to all addressable rural structures. The GeoComm project team, which consisted of 16 different people, completed the addressing and GIS map data development in September 2009. The county MSAG and ALI database were finalized and completed GIS map data layers were delivered in July 2010. After the GIS map data was provided GeoComm implemented GeoLynx DMS for Garvin County and trained system users to maintain the county GIS map data, addressing, and MSAG. On September 1, 2010 the new system went live in Garvin County and for the first time in the county's history they began taking E9-1-1 calls.
“I cannot say enough good things about GeoComm. Every GeoComm employee I
have had the pleasure of working with is helpful and professional. They have gone
out of their way to make sure that myexperience learning the mapping process has
gone well.”
– Diann Williams, 9-1-1 Coordinator, Garvin County, Oklahoma
– Diann Williams, 9-1-1 Coordinator, Garvin County, Oklahoma
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