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Tag Archives: Next Generation 911
911 – What Is Your Emergency?
Each year, Americans make approximately 240 million calls to 911—of those, 80% are from wireless devices. The existing 911 system, however, relies on aging infrastructure that is not designed to accommodate modern communications technologies. As a result, states and localities … Continue reading →
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Posted on March 13, 2018 by WatchBlog
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Tagged 911, Mark Goldstein, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Next Generation 911, Physical Infrastructure, PI
