Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Kentucky Office of Homeland Security.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Frankfort
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
601 W Broadway #114
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(502) 564-2081
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
40622
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Kentucky Office of Homeland Security
This one-to-three-year strategic planning document for Kentucky aims to significantly improve and maintain public safety communications and interoperability across the Commonwealth. It outlines a roadmap focusing on key pillars: enhancing governance through updated legislation, training, and policy; advancing technology by promoting P25 standards, ensuring full spectrum interoperability, deploying Next Generation 911, expanding broadband access, and assessing alerts and warnings capabilities; improving cybersecurity posture for emergency communication systems; and establishing sustainable statewide funding. The plan seeks to leverage new and existing resources and technologies to ensure communications interoperability and response readiness, ultimately positioning Kentucky as a nationwide model for statewide interoperability.
The meeting included updates on the NG911 partners project, with 36 counties onboarded and training sessions underway. A report on the statewide NG911 project surveys and questionnaires was given, emphasizing the importance of timely completion. The board discussed the upcoming 2022 legislative session, aiming to double funding for the NG911 Technology Fund. A financial report highlighted strong revenues but noted vendor payment issues affecting the fiscal year reporting. Updates were provided on Magoffin and Elliott County 911 certifications and the consolidation of Mercer County with Bluegrass 911. A supplemental grant was approved for Clinton County 911, and the board addressed the issue of grant extensions for previous years.
The board meeting centered on the selection of a new Category 1 remote host solution for the 911 Services Board grant program. INdigital was recommended by the 911 Advisory Council due to Cincinnati Bell's exit from the market. Discussion included the reliability and widespread use of INdigital's solutions, cost savings, resource sharing, and the interoperability of PSAPs. The board unanimously approved INdigital as a Category 1 provider.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
Track Kentucky Office of Homeland Security meetings, strategic plans, and budget discussions before the public bid appears.
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Public-sector contacts connected to Kentucky Office of Homeland Security.
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