44.5
M+
Total Square Footage
Mapped in Texas
Texas
Secure Funding for Critical Incident Mapping
Under the TEA SAFE Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 Grants
Learn how GeoComm streamlines your application and maximizes your grant for critical incident mapping in partnership with the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
Navigate funding with Larry Warner your Regional Expert
TEA SAFE Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 Grants Guide
Download the Guide to Optimize Your SAFE Grant Funding
- Amendment Due Date March 1, 2027
- End of Period Performance April 30, 2027
- Final Expenditure Report Due July 29, 2027
60
Implementation
Avg. Map Implementation Turnaround Time (30 Buildings or Fewer)
2190
+
Hours Saved
Avg. Maintenance Time Saved by switching from Static PDFs to Responsive Digital Representations
- “The addition of indoor maps integrated with our 9-1-1 software supports emergency personnel identification of specific room locations of 9-1-1 callers.” Greg Ballentine, Executive Director – Denco Area 9-1-1 District
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Share and Communicate with Agencies
Enhance communication through seamless integration with critical incident mapping across our partner network. From emergency response tools to top public safety solutions, we streamline data sharing for faster, more effective responses.
TEA SAFE Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 Grants
Helpful Resources
School Safety Resources
3 Ways to Make Sure Your District is Ready for School Safety Mapping Funding
School safety mapping funding is becoming a critical resource for districts working to strengthen emergency preparedness. But when opportunities open, schools often have limited time to apply and competition is high. By preparing ahead of time, your district can be ready to act quickly and increase the chances of securing this vital funding. Why School…
Comprehensive School Safety Plan California: What Every School Needs to Know
School safety is one of the most important responsibilities of California educators and administrators. From natural disasters to campus threats, every school must be ready to protect students and staff. That’s why the Comprehensive School Safety Plan California (CSSP) requirement exists. Every public K–12 school in the state must have a CSSP that is updated…
Indoor Mapping for Public Safety: GeoComm’s Public Safety Content Library (PSCL)
At GeoComm, innovation meets impact. A great example of this is our groundbreaking Public Safety Content Library (PSCL). Designed to revolutionize how 9-1-1 telecommunicators, dispatchers, and emergency responders can access and use critical indoor mapping during emergencies to reduce response times, PSCL is a secure, cloud-based indoor map data warehouse purpose-built for public safety. What…
