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November 14, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nationwide
Contact: Amanda Romaine, GeoComm
GeoComm Selected by the State of Utah to complete Salt Lake Metro 9-1-1 Assessment and Feasibility Study
St. Cloud, MN: On November 15, GeoComm will initiate a comprehensive study reviewing five Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in Salt Lake County, Utah. The project will assess the operations, systems, and facilities of the five Salt Lake County PSAPs which service the Salt Lake City Police Department, Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communications Center, Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake, University of Utah Police Department, and the Utah Department of Public Safety Salt Lake Communications Center.
According to Greg Ballentine, GeoComm’s Director of Consulting Services, “GeoComm is pleased to have been selected by the State of Utah for this important project. We have assigned a stellar team to conduct this assessment on behalf of the participating agencies.”
The project will consist of multiple phases examining the current call delivery systems, governance, operations, technology, organizational structure, and facilities supporting public safety communications in Salt Lake County. GeoComm will use the results of the assessment to provide a comprehensive report and recommendations that will serve as a resource for the participating agencies as they consider options to enhance public safety services.
The agreement between the State of Utah and GeoComm is for five years and will provide the Utah 9-1-1 Committee guidance for studying other portions of the 9-1-1 system within the state.
About GeoComm: GeoComm is a public safety consulting, GIS, and software development firm dedicated to public safety. Over the past 16 years, GeoComm has conducted more than 600 public safety consulting projects and has been at the forefront of understanding and implementing public safety communications systems. GeoComm subscribes to the Project Management Institute’s effective practices and Code of Ethics. As an ESRI Platinum business partner, GeoComm uses the latest GIS technologies.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nationwide
Contact: Amanda Romaine, GeoComm
GeoComm Selected by the State of Utah to complete Salt Lake Metro 9-1-1 Assessment and Feasibility Study
St. Cloud, MN: On November 15, GeoComm will initiate a comprehensive study reviewing five Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in Salt Lake County, Utah. The project will assess the operations, systems, and facilities of the five Salt Lake County PSAPs which service the Salt Lake City Police Department, Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communications Center, Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake, University of Utah Police Department, and the Utah Department of Public Safety Salt Lake Communications Center.
According to Greg Ballentine, GeoComm’s Director of Consulting Services, “GeoComm is pleased to have been selected by the State of Utah for this important project. We have assigned a stellar team to conduct this assessment on behalf of the participating agencies.”
The project will consist of multiple phases examining the current call delivery systems, governance, operations, technology, organizational structure, and facilities supporting public safety communications in Salt Lake County. GeoComm will use the results of the assessment to provide a comprehensive report and recommendations that will serve as a resource for the participating agencies as they consider options to enhance public safety services.
The agreement between the State of Utah and GeoComm is for five years and will provide the Utah 9-1-1 Committee guidance for studying other portions of the 9-1-1 system within the state.
About GeoComm: GeoComm is a public safety consulting, GIS, and software development firm dedicated to public safety. Over the past 16 years, GeoComm has conducted more than 600 public safety consulting projects and has been at the forefront of understanding and implementing public safety communications systems. GeoComm subscribes to the Project Management Institute’s effective practices and Code of Ethics. As an ESRI Platinum business partner, GeoComm uses the latest GIS technologies.