Endless Personalization
Add and remove points of interest, create shared markups with photos, apply color-codes to rooms based on public safety standards.
1,400+ Schools Mapped in Iowa
Iowa now uses interactive critical incident mapping for school to help improve emergency response times, visualize emergency incident locations and more.
Your Map. Instant Updates. Zero Waiting.
Integrate with
9-1-1 Centers
See the exact 9-1-1 caller location in real-time and enable immediate visibility for first responders and school safety personnel whenever a call is made.
Create Multiple Maps
Create scenario-based maps tailored to your school’s needs. From sporting events to emergency response and drill planning, use precise geographic data to build the right map for every situation.
Benefits of GeoComm Critical Incident Mapping Solutions
Our solutions leverage GIS data to create hyper-detailed, interactive indoor and outdoor school maps.
1400
+
Iowa schools
Statewide Iowa Project: Over 1,400 K-12 schools mapped including 100,000 indoor data points enabling pre-planning, incident response and mitigation for various emergency and non-emergency situations.
740
M+
Sq. Ft. Mapped
Over 740 million square feet of facilities nationwide are now mapped with GeoComm technology, delivering accurate, accessible location data that supports faster, more effective emergency response.
100
%
Pinpoint accuracy
Denco 9-1-1 District: Providing enhanced caller location and surrounding context data within schools while safeguarding a population over 800,000 residents in 33 jurisdictions throughout North Texas.
Find out what GeoComm can do
Whether you need 9-1-1 integration, campus visualization, or seamless collaboration, GeoComm offers it all. Discover the nation’s leading critical incident mapping for school safety to create safer communities, and smarter operations.
Resources
AI-Powered Target Location: Finding the Place Responders Actually Need to Go
By Tracy “Mac” McElvaney, Chief Product & Innovation Officer, GeoComm Public safety has made significant progress in improving emergency caller location, but locating the caller is not always the same as identifying where responders actually need to go. In many incidents, those two places are different. A caller may be outside a building while the…
Map Conversion Is a Workflow Problem, Not a GIS Problem
By Tracy “Mac” McElvaney, Chief Product & Innovation Officer, GeoComm Public safety agencies depend on GIS data every day, but a surprising amount of the work required to make that data useful still happens manually. Data may need to be reformatted, restructured, validated, normalized, or converted before another system can use it. In many organizations,…
Best School Safety Mapping Solutions: What to Compare in 2026
Choosing the right school safety mapping solution means looking beyond the map itself. The best solutions provide accurate, responder ready information that helps schools, universities, 9-1-1 centers, and emergency responders understand a location, share critical details, and coordinate during an incident. For school districts evaluating critical incident mapping companies in 2026, the most important considerations…
