Unmatched Performance. Precision Routing. Limitless Scalability.
GeoComm ECRF and LVF use a load balancing multi-server architecture supporting geographic redundancy with no single point of failure, providing high availability and lightning-fast performance for any agency, large or small.
GIS data ensures calls are routed dynamically based on caller’s exact location, rather than relying on outdated, static address databases.
Based on NENA standards GeoComm ECRF/LVF works with ANY vendor, make, and model of NG9-1-1 compliant Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP), Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) equipment, and LoST clients.
GIS Resources
School Emergency Preparedness: Hidden Gaps That Delay Effective Response
When we think of school emergency preparedness, the focus is often on the visible: drills, locked doors, communication protocols, and security personnel. But behind these measures are hidden gaps—vulnerabilities that only surface during a critical incident exposes them. These oversights can mean the difference between a coordinated response and a chaotic scramble. Why School Emergency…
Why GIS Data Goes Out of Date Fast – And How Public Safety Agencies Can Keep It Current
Why GIS Data Becomes Outdated — Especially in Public Safety How quickly does Public Safety GIS data go out of date? The answer is… almost immediately! Let’s look at why this is the case, what the impacts to public safety are, and why effective GIS data management practices can ensure that your public safety GIS…
Indoor Maps vs. Floor Plans: 5 Reasons They’re Critical for Public Safety
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines a floor plan as “a scale diagram of a room or suite of rooms viewed from above” and a map as “ a flat surface of the whole or a part of an area.” But in the world of emergency response and public safety, what separates a traditional floor plan from a…
