The GIS component of Virginia's NG9-1-1 deployments is moving in waves, with new groups of localities starting the onboarding process every three months. Well into our third wave, new resources and recommendations on GIS related topics are now available on the VGIN 9-1-1 & GIS page. This is available as a large combined document, Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Recommendations. However since some information is more useful for localities earlier in their project and other information more useful later, we are also posting each section as its own document. The parts include:1) Boundaries in Next Generation 9-1-12) Preparing Your Data and Provisioning into EGDMS3) Outsourced GIS Data Maintenance and NG9-1-14) Emergency Service Boundary Layers5) Attribution6) What's NextSome of the parts are technical that reflect choices and options to make with boundary lines, or specific recommendations on how to create globally unique IDs or format display name fields. In these areas, we hope to share recommendations from Intrado and point users to specific portions of the NENA GIS Data Model Standard for examples. The current version is 1.1, published February 2021.

The GIS component of Virginia's NG9-1-1 deployments is moving in waves, with new groups of localities starting the onboarding process every three months. Well into our third wave, new resources and recommendations on GIS related topics are now available on the VGIN 9-1-1 & GIS page. This is available as a large combined document, Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Recommendations. However since some information is more useful for localities earlier in their project and other information more useful later, we are also posting each section as its own document. The parts include:1) Boundaries in Next Generation 9-1-12) Preparing Your Data and Provisioning into EGDMS3) Outsourced GIS Data Maintenance and NG9-1-14) Emergency Service Boundary Layers5) Attribution6) What's NextSome of the parts are technical that reflect choices and options to make with boundary lines, or specific recommendations on how to create globally unique IDs or format display name fields. In these areas, we hope to share recommendations from Intrado and point users to specific portions of the NENA GIS Data Model Standard for examples. The current version is 1.1, published February 2021.

The GIS component of Virginia's NG9-1-1 deployments is moving in waves, with new groups of localities starting the onboarding process every three months. Well into our third wave, new resources and recommendations on GIS related topics are now available on the VGIN 9-1-1 & GIS page. This is available as a large combined document, Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Recommendations. However since some information is more useful for localities earlier in their project and other information more useful later, we are also posting each section as its own document. The parts include:1) Boundaries in Next Generation 9-1-12) Preparing Your Data and Provisioning into EGDMS3) Outsourced GIS Data Maintenance and NG9-1-14) Emergency Service Boundary Layers5) Attribution6) What's NextSome of the parts are technical that reflect choices and options to make with boundary lines, or specific recommendations on how to create globally unique IDs or format display name fields. In these areas, we hope to share recommendations from Intrado and point users to specific portions of the NENA GIS Data Model Standard for examples. The current version is 1.1, published February 2021.

The GIS component of Virginia's NG9-1-1 deployments is moving in waves, with new groups of localities starting the onboarding process every three months. Well into our third wave, new resources and recommendations on GIS related topics are now available on the VGIN 9-1-1 & GIS page. This is available as a large combined document, Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Recommendations. However since some information is more useful for localities earlier in their project and other information more useful later, we are also posting each section as its own document. The parts include:1) Boundaries in Next Generation 9-1-12) Preparing Your Data and Provisioning into EGDMS3) Outsourced GIS Data Maintenance and NG9-1-14) Emergency Service Boundary Layers5) Attribution6) What's NextSome of the parts are technical that reflect choices and options to make with boundary lines, or specific recommendations on how to create globally unique IDs or format display name fields. In these areas, we hope to share recommendations from Intrado and point users to specific portions of the NENA GIS Data Model Standard for examples. The current version is 1.1, published February 2021.

The GIS component of Virginia's NG9-1-1 deployments is moving in waves, with new groups of localities starting the onboarding process every three months. Well into our third wave, new resources and recommendations on GIS related topics are now available on the VGIN 9-1-1 & GIS page. This is available as a large combined document, Next Generation 9-1-1 GIS Recommendations. However since some information is more useful for localities earlier in their project and other information more useful later, we are also posting each section as its own document. The parts include:1) Boundaries in Next Generation 9-1-12) Preparing Your Data and Provisioning into EGDMS3) Outsourced GIS Data Maintenance and NG9-1-14) Emergency Service Boundary Layers5) Attribution6) What's NextSome of the parts are technical that reflect choices and options to make with boundary lines, or specific recommendations on how to create globally unique IDs or format display name fields. In these areas, we hope to share recommendations from Intrado and point users to specific portions of the NENA GIS Data Model Standard for examples. The current version is 1.1, published February 2021.