Posted in All, NGA911 on Jul 15, 2026
Every day, over 240 million calls are placed to 911 centers across the United States each year.
But here’s a number that might surprise you: a significant portion of those calls are not true
emergencies. Storm damage reports, graffiti complaints, towing inquiries, noise complaints, and
general information requests flood Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs), pulling trained
telecommunicators away from the calls that truly require their expertise and urgency.
At the same time, America's 911 workforce is in crisis. According to a national survey by the
International Academies of Emergency Dis...
Posted in All, NGA911 on Jul 15, 2026
Picture this: a single-car accident on a rural highway late at night. The driver is unconscious.
There are no witnesses. No bystanders to call 911. In a legacy emergency system, help would
not arrive until someone happened to drive past the scene, sometimes minutes or even hours
Later.
Now imagine the same scenario with a connected vehicle. The moment of impact, the car's
onboard sensors detect the crash. Within seconds, the vehicle automatically transmits data to a
911 center: the exact GPS location, the speed at impact, which airbags deployed, the severity of
the collision, and even a pred...
Posted in All, NGA911 on Jul 15, 2026
The transition to Next Generation 911 (NG911) is moving faster in 2026 than at any point in the history of emergency communications. The FCC's NG911 rules are driving carriers through Phase 1 SIP connections, state programs are accelerating their deployment timelines, and the industry is tackling complex challenges around GIS data quality, cybersecurity, and workforce development.
At NGA, our mission is to support public safety professionals with trusted guidance and tools for
implementing and managing NG911 systems.
This updated 2026 guide brings together the most essential resources ava...
Posted in All, NGA911 on Jul 15, 2026
When a 911 call comes in, the person on the other end of the line makes split-second decisions that can mean the difference between life and death. They talk panicking callers through CPR,
guide parents through choking emergencies, coordinate multi-agency responses to active
threats, and relay critical information to officers, firefighters, and paramedics racing to the scene.
Yet according to the federal government, these professionals are classified the same way as data entry clerks and office receptionists. That classification is not just outdated. It is actively harming the 911 workforce,...
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