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PSAP Service Capability Assessment Tool Session

PSAP Service Capability Assessment Tool Session. A Joint Effort of APCO and NENA Presented June 10, 2009 for Discussion & Feedback by: Tom Breen, ENP - Technical Committee Chair Steve O’Conor, ENP – Operations Committee Chair Steve Wisely – APCO Technical Services Manager

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PSAP Service Capability Assessment Tool Session

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  1. PSAP Service Capability Assessment Tool Session A Joint Effort of APCO and NENA Presented June 10, 2009 for Discussion & Feedback by: Tom Breen, ENP - Technical Committee Chair Steve O’Conor, ENP – Operations Committee Chair Steve Wisely – APCO Technical Services Manager Kathy McMahon – APCO Next Gen 9-1-1 Coordinator

  2. The original “Survivability” (S) items matrix was published in April 2008 by NENA as a joint APCO-NENA Service Capability Criteria Rating Scale OID 53-503. It was subsequently published in November 2008 by APCO as an ANSI Standard titled Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) Service Capability Criteria Rating Scale (APCO/NENA ANS 1.102.1-2008). Background On This Tool

  3. Background On This Tool After the original “S” items documents were published, the general vision shared by the Steering Team was to develop a Day-to-Day assessment tool that PSAP managers or others could use to objectively assess the current service capability of the PSAP against models which have been developed which represent the best level of Day-to-Day Operations.

  4. Current Status On This Tool The updated “tool” (under development) will be a combination of the “S” and “D” items, and will serve in both the Day-to-Day and revised Survivability contexts to assess the validity and completeness of the public safety communications portion of agency “Continuity of Operations Plans (COOP)”. In addition, a revision to the survivability items, including additional definitions and examples is being offered as the Steering Team fulfils its responsibility to keep these documents as current as possible.

  5. Current Status On This Tool Similar to it’s prior purpose relating to “S” items, the new Tool will define and facilitate discussion with funding bodies (Federal, State, County, Municipality, etc) as to where their PSAP stands in regard to their readiness or effectiveness on a “Day-to-Day” basis (“D” items).

  6. Purpose of this Session This presentation will identify some (not all) of the revised “S” items, and; It will also take a brief look at some (not all) of the proposed “D” items.

  7. How Does It Work? Items listed ex: technology, planning, training Category Assigned as S= Survivability, D=Day-to-Day* Criteria Classified as Standard, Advanced, or Superior. (A and Su are built on previous class of capability) Criteria are describable, measurable and can be documented. * OID Version 1 focused only on “S” Items. Version 2 incorporates the “D” items, and provides updates to “S” items based on real world feedback from PSAPs who use the original tool.

  8. SOME of the Modified “S” items Executive Overview & Section 3 Overview Acronyms Table [S8] Emergency Communications Plans are in place for risks associated with local vulnerabilities [S11a] Diversity [S11b] Status Monitoring of the network elements [S11c] Status Monitoring of PSAP CPE [S13a] Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) supported by SOPs [S17] Access to Technical Support for all Mission Critical systems [S17c] Availability of a crash kit [S19] PSAP Site Selection and Construction Consideration

  9. Now Let’s See A Few of the Day-to-Day (D) Items [Speaker go to .xls file to display “D” items]

  10. * Your Turn To Help * The Team has more work to do however it was important to share this effort with you and seek your feedback regarding the overall effort, specific topics of concern, suggested process issues and the like… EMAIL YOUR FEEDBACK TO; locate@apco911.org Or opsdoccomments@nena.org Or see any of the presenters here today!

  11. Contact Info for the Panelists • Tom Breen, ENP tom.breen@att.com • Steve O’Conor, ENP Steve.OConor@brevardcounty.us • Steve WiselyWiselyS@apco911.org • Kathy McMahonMcMahonK@apco911.org

  12. In addition to the panelists and others, the following individuals are recognized for their OUTSTANDING contributions in development of the updated document.

  13. Where To Find The Original Tools? The original OID can be viewed or downloaded from; http://www.nena.org/operations/standards/service-capability-criteria-rating-scale The original ANS document can be viewed or downloaded from; http://www.apcointl.com/new/commcenter911/documents/APCO-NENA-ANS1-102-1web.pdf

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