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The mission of 911 ACOG is to provide state-of-the-art, lifesaving, emergency communication technology to Central Oklahomans. To improve public safety emergency communications in an ever-increasing wireless mobile society, Next Generation 911 (NG911) was developed as a nationwide initiative aimed at updating the 911 service infrastructure in the United States.
911 ACOG began the process of transitioning from a legacy 911 system to an NG911 system for the over 50 communities and Central Oklahoma region this organization serves in 2019. When completed in the first quarter of 2025, the 911 ACOG Service Area will be the only region in the state to provide NG911 services.
NG911 will improve location accuracy and will allow 911 dispatchers to determine the location of a caller more quickly. Under the current 911 system, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandates that the location of a caller must be provided within 164 feet accuracy. With the implementation of NG911, the location of the caller will be pinpointed within an eight-foot accuracy level.
NG911 will also enable 911 dispatchers to utilize modern technology – they will be able to accept digital data such as: text (which is already available to citizens in the 911 ACOG Service Area), videos, and images, which can be transferred or forwarded to other ECCs, and eventually out to emergency medical services (EMS), the officers or firefighters responding to the emergency.
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NG911 FAQs
NG911 Implementation Steps
Call-Handling Implementation
Text to 911 FAQs
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Oklahoma City, OK 73105
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