1. Are You Missing a Tool in Your Toolbox? Justin Conner Wood County Land Records Coordinator President - Wisconsin Land Information Association

2. DISCLAIMERS 1)I don’t know nearly enough about E911 and NG-911 2)I have never let not knowing what I’m talking about stop me before and I am not going to start today.

3. National Emergency Number Association Emergency Help. Anytime, ANYWHERE, Any Device

4. GIS? You Mean That Weird Guy Upstairs?

5. What is GIS? A geographic information system (GIS) is software designed to capture, manage, analyze, and display all forms of geographically referenced information. GIS lets us visualize, question, analyze, and interpret data to understand relationships, patterns, and trends. GIS software helps you answer questions and solve problems by looking at your data in a way that is quickly understood and easily shared—on a map!

6. GIS and e911 Enhanced 911 GIS is used at the end of call processing to graphically display location information to dispatchers

7. GIS and NG 911 Next Generation 911 NG 911 is an initiative that aims to transform the current PSAPs and Public Safety emergency communications environment to support the widely varied methods of communication that are in use by the public today and will be in use in the future.

8. GIS and NG 911 Next Generation 911 Why?  The existing 9-1-1 Infrastructure is 40 years old  Changes in communication technologies are accelerating the obsolescence of the current 9-1-1 system (Texting, VoIP, Video, Alarms)  Current system handles only voice  Many people with hearing and speech disabilities have abandoned TDD in favor of text messaging

9. GIS and NG 911 Next Generation 911 GIS becomes one of the central data stores GIS is fully integrated and required

10. GIS and NG 911

12. NENA Data Standards Required Data Road Centerlines PSAP Boundaries Emergency Service Boundaries Highly Recommended Data Site/Structure Address Points Road Name Alias Table State Boundary County Boundaries Municipal Boundaries Cell Sector Locations Optional Data Railroad Lines Hydrography Lines Hydrography Polygons Unincorporated Community Boundaries Mile Marker Point http://www.nena.org/?page=Standards

13. NENA Data Standards Geocodable Road Centerlines Required Data

14. NENA Data Standards PSAP Boundaries Required Data

15. NENA Data Standards Emergency Service Zones Law Enforcement Agency Boundaries Fire Service Area Boundaries Medical Service Area Boundaries Required Data

16. NENA Data Standards Site/Structure Address Points Highly Recommended Data

17. NENA Data Standards Required Data Road Centerlines PSAP Boundaries Emergency Service Boundaries Highly Recommended Data Site/Structure Address Points Road Name Alias Table State Boundary County Boundaries Municipal Boundaries Cell Sector Locations Optional Data Railroad Lines Hydrography Lines Hydrography Polygons Unincorporated Community Boundaries Mile Marker Point http://www.nena.org/?page=Standards

18. Resources WLIA.ORG