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Advancements in Next Generation 9-1-1: Insights from Dr. Robert W. Cobb

This document outlines the mission and initiatives of the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) to advance a universal emergency telephone system through the Next Generation 9-1-1 program. Led by Dr. Robert W. Cobb, the Development Director, this program focuses on research, training, and education for the implementation of a modernized 9-1-1 system. NENA consists of 7,000 members, including public safety agencies and private organizations, and hosts various workshops and conferences to promote collaboration and education in emergency response technologies.

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Advancements in Next Generation 9-1-1: Insights from Dr. Robert W. Cobb

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  1. Next Generation 9-1-1 Speaker: Dr. Robert W. Cobb Title: Development Director Date: December 14, 2005 ANSI-HSSP Workshops

  2. Mission Statement NENA’s mission is to foster the technological advancement, availability, and implementation of a universal emergency telephone system. In carrying out its mission, NENA promotes research, planning, training, and education.

  3. Membership • 7,000 Members • 5,000 Public/PSAP • 2,,000 Private/Commercial • 46 Chapters – U.S. and Canada

  4. Conferences • Annual Conference – June 10-15 Pittsburgh • TDC/ODC – February 26 – March 1 Orlando • 9-1-1 Goes to Washington – March 7-8 • GIPSC – April 10-11 Nashville

  5. Committees • Technical • Operations • Regulatory/Legislative

  6. Operations Committees Accessibility Contingency Planning Human Resources Public Education Standard Operating Procedures VoIP Wireless Implementation/Vendor Relations Technical Committees Network Data PSAP/CPE VoIP/Packet Wireless Non-Traditional

  7. ENHANCE 911 Act of 2004 • Congressional Interaction • FCC Activities • Comments (e.g. waivers) • Education of Commissioners Regulatory/Legislative Committee

  8. Education/Certification • Education Advisory Board • Courses (20)/Books (7) • 70 courses per year • 1500 attendees • NENA Institute • ENP Certification -700 ENPs

  9. Programs • USDOT – Wireless Implementation Program • Next Generation E9-1-1 Program • TERT • Database

  10. NENA’s NG E9-1-1 Vision Statement Provide the foundation for an evolved, fully-functional, “next generation E9-1-1 system” that responds anytime, anywhere, from any device.

  11. 27 Program Partners • Management Team – guide program • Roundtables • Technical • Operations/Education • Policy • Year-end Report/2006 Planning Next Generation E9-1-1 Program

  12. NENA’s NG E9-1-1 Program Partners American Association of Poison Control Centers Texas 9-1-1 Alliance

  13. 27 Program Partners • Management Team – guide program • Roundtables • Technical • Operations/Education • Policy • Year-end Report/2006 Planning Next Generation E9-1-1 Program

  14. NENA’s NG E9-1-1 Management Team

  15. Transition to IP-based E9-1-1Realizing the NENA Future Path Plan VoIPMigratory 3140 CurrentE9-1-1 IP-basedE9-1-1 Number of Counties 0 Now? 2008? Time

  16. 27 Program Partners • Management Team – guide program • Roundtables • Technical • Operations/Education • Policy • Year-end Report/2006 Planning Next Generation E9-1-1 Program

  17. Next Generation 9-1-1 Management Team Meeting December 15, 2005 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Red Auditorium

  18. Next Generation 9-1-1 Contact Information: Dr. Robert W. Cobb Development Director bcobb@nena.org 614.451.7911

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