More than a year after NBC Bay Area filed a public records request seeking the emails of the former leader behind ...

As the California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) investigates the scope of public safety concerns plaguing its “Next Generation 911” network, police records obtained by the NBC Bay Area ...

Gov. Mike DeWine recently announced the first Next Generation 911 sites in the Ohio in Monroe and Washington Counties. The program will improve emergency response times and help save many lives. A ...

Champaign County is among 10 counties in the state that will implement new 911 technology aiming to improve emergency response times. The technology, known as Next Generation 911, includes providing ...

JACKSON, Ohio (WCHS) — Ohio is trying to improve emergency services across the state with a system called Next Generation 911. Jackson County, Ohio, is 422 square miles, so the quicker the better when ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The state of California spent more than five years and $450 million upgrading our aging 9-1-1 system, only to overhaul its plan and face spending more time and taxpayer money. The ...

Within five years, all 215 emergency dispatch centers across Ohio will upgrade to Next Generation 911, including 15 more counties this year. This is good news for anyone using a cell phone to call for ...

In 2019, Los Angeles-based company NGA landed more than $100 million in contracts with the California Office of Emergency ...

Idaho is planning to revitalize its emergency response system with new technology that will connect 911 call centers, and allow dispatchers to geo-locate callers immediately and receive text messages, ...

HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga. — Houston County's 911 center stands equipped and ready to enter the digital age, but state lawmakers must first approve funding for a statewide upgrade that would revolutionize ...

(The Center Square) - Pennsylvania’s emergency response system just got a major upgrade thanks to legislation passed last year to extend Next Generation 911 across the state. So far, 97% of counties ...