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Nebraska Next Generation Emergency Telephone Communications Study

September 20, 2013. Nebraska Next Generation Emergency Telephone Communications Study. Agenda – Morning Session. Introductory Remarks from State Senators MCP Introduction and Study Philosophies Discussion of Study Processes, Timelines, and Requirements

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Nebraska Next Generation Emergency Telephone Communications Study

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  1. September 20, 2013 Nebraska Next Generation Emergency Telephone Communications Study

  2. Agenda – Morning Session Introductory Remarks from State Senators MCP Introduction and Study Philosophies Discussion of Study Processes, Timelines, and Requirements Discussion of General Concerns Regarding Process, Timeline, Outcome, and Expectation

  3. Agenda – Afternoon Sessions Breakout Session for PSAP Discussion Breakout Session for GIS Discussion Breakout Session for Service Providers and ESInet Design

  4. MCP Introduction Your MCP Team David Jones Charles Conley Jim Shinpaugh Maura Hickey RoxAnn Brown Milton Schober Paul Mallett Marc Berryman Louisa King

  5. Study Philosophies • MCP Has Joined the State of Nebraska as a member of the State of Nebraska Team • MCP has deployed resources that have decades of experience in working in and providing solutions in Public Safety • MCP is committed to understanding what Nebraska defines “Success”

  6. Study Processes, Timelines, and Requirements

  7. Processes Review Regulatory and Funding • Pending actions or projects by federal, state, and local government stakeholders • Current laws, regulations, and tariffs relating to implementation of NG 9-1-1 • Current and other possible funding sources for implementation of NG9-1-1 • Efforts, projects or initiatives in progress or planned relating to implementing NG9-1-1 in other states, especially in surrounding states. • Impact of NG9-1-1 services on existing 9-1-1 services and networks within Nebraska • Any other issues related to the implementation of NG9-1-1, including all requirements set forth in LB 595

  8. Processes Technology Assessment for NG9-1-1 • Infrastructure • Current standards • Necessary Upgrades to Network Infrastructure • Current Equipment and Software upgrades that may be required for NG compatibility • Evaluation of MIS databases • Current and future end-user services and applications interfaces for applications, such as texting • Capability of broadband and telephony service providers to provide Public Safety quality services

  9. Processes Operations Assessment for NG9-1-1 • Interoperability of PSAPs • Options for efficient provisioning of services • Provisions for back-up and overflow PSAPs • Management and oversight of provisioning and funding of 911 services • System security and redundancy

  10. Assessment Included in deliverables: • Recommendations providing a variety of options for the planning, development, phased-in implementation, and management of current and NG9-1-1 services • Recommendations for deployment, interconnection, and management of emergency services internet protocol and other required networks. • Any technological upgrades • Timelines • Estimated cost of phases of implementation • Organizational structure of authority(ies) to oversee the recommended options

  11. Timelines

  12. Timelines

  13. Requirements • Draft Report- no later than January 31, 2014 • Assessment of statewide 911 network • Examination of any efforts, project or initiative in progress or planned to implement NG9-1-1 • Identification of federal, state and local authorities, agencies and governing bodies whose participation and cooperation will be necessary for implementation of NG9-1-1

  14. Requirements • Final Report - no later than February 28, 2014 • Recommendations with options for the planning, development, phased-in implementation, and management of NG9-1-1 • Identification of any changes in MSAG guide required for NG9-1-1 • Identification of any equipment changes that would be needed by PSAPs • Estimated cost of necessary components for planning, implementation and management of NG9-1-1, along with recommended funding options

  15. General Concerns Regarding Process, Timeline, Outcome, Expectation

  16. Risk Processes • Accuracy of Information can only be as accurate as the information provided Timeline • Need to stay within scope - We have already extended the information time gathering and added additional GIS specifics.

  17. Risk Outcome • MCP has dedicated a team of professionals with experience in all the areas for assessment and providing reports. • Communication is the key. We will have all information gathered, verified by that PSAP or entity • Communication Processes have been developed and discussed with Jeff Pursley Expectation • Communication Process for communicating on a continuous basis

  18. In Conclusion MCP has been looking forward to this project. And we are confident that we can deliver results that exceed the State of Nebraska’s expectations. We look forward to being your partner in the journey to NG9-1-1

  19. Thank You! Any Questions?

  20. PSAP Survey Overview

  21. PSAP Survey Overview

  22. PSAP Survey Overview

  23. PSAP Survey Overview

  24. GIS Information • Gathering information for Nebraska GIS Council

  25. Service Provider / ESInet • Review existing potential Public Safety grade service providers • Review existing wireless network availability • Review existing fiber availability

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