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GIS data ensures calls are routed dynamically based on caller’s exact location, rather than relying on outdated, static address databases.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
15 Must-Ask Questions to Choose the Best Critical Incident Mapping Solution for Schools
How to choose the best critical incident mapping solution When it comes to protecting students and staff, selecting the right school safety map is a decision that cannot be taken lightly. Schools must ensure that their critical incident mapping solution is more than just a visual representation of their buildings—it must be a real-time, interactive…
Critical Incident Mapping & School Safety: Ricky and Alyssa’s Law Explained
Introduction In an era where school safety is paramount, legislative measures like Alyssa’s Law and the proposed Ricky and Alyssa’s Law have been introduced to enhance security in schools. These laws focus on critical incident mapping and silent panic alert systems to improve emergency response times and coordination. How Alyssa’s Law & Ricky and Alyssa’s…
Digital Mapping: Transforming the Way We Navigate and Analyze Geographic Data
Introduction Digital mapping has revolutionized the way we visualize, analyze, and interact with geographic data. Unlike traditional paper maps, digital maps are dynamic, interactive, and easily updated, enabling users to integrate multiple data layers for better decision-making. A subset of this mapping, GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping, uses specialized software to analyze and interpret spatial…
