The meeting covered several key topics, including legislative updates regarding the JCAR process and financial reports, specifically focusing on FY28 consolidation grant amounts. Significant attention was given to Next Generation 911 (NG 911) initiatives, including operational readiness testing, GIS migration to new standards, and the rollout of redundant network connections. The board also discussed the status of statewide text-to-911 service availability, including public relations coordination and readiness notices for public safety answering points. Additionally, members reviewed updates on telecommunicator training certification standards and the implementation progress of various CESA cohorts.
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The board discussed several operational and administrative topics, including a legislative update regarding the veto calendar and status updates on Next Generation 911 (NG 911) projects, such as communication center cutovers and GIS standard migration. There was a detailed discussion on the Telecommunicator and Telecommunicator Supervisor training certification program and the implementation progress of SESSA. The board also debated whether the 'Drone as First Responder' program constitutes an allowable expenditure of surcharge funds, with members expressing concerns about its current classification and the need for further evaluation. Finally, the board addressed fiscal year 2028 grant topics, specifically emphasizing the need for sustainable, long-term funding models for GIS rather than relying solely on the grant process.
Jun 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Statewide 9-1-1 Advisory Board Open Meeting
The agenda for the open meeting includes a legislative update and a financial update covering monthly financial reports. Additional discussion topics consist of an administrator's update, a strategic planning update, old business, and new business, followed by an opportunity for public comment.
The board discussed several financial matters, including updates on receipts, withholdings for the next fiscal year, and the normalization of year-to-date averages due to revenue spikes. Key topics included a decline in prepaid revenue, ongoing network cost billing disputes with various carriers, and the upcoming special distribution of funds based on unused grant awards and administrative withholdings. Board members and staff also discussed the challenges in obtaining detailed billing information and potential legislative strategies to improve financial transparency.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
