NAPSG-Esri Briefing - Geospatial World Forum

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National Alliance for Public Safety GIS Foundation

Presentation to the Geospatial World Forum

January 2011

 Public safety and homeland security organizations have access to and know how to use geospatial technology for preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery.

 To advance the public safety and homeland security communities in data interoperability, information sharing, and connectivity through geospatial technology, in support of local and national preparedness goals.

   NAPSG Alliance was formed in 2005 Steering committee created Foundation in 2008 Alliance involves multiple public safety sectors ◦ Law, fire, emergency mgt, health, dispatch, etc.

 ◦ Independent organization governed by Board of Directors 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit  ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Governance – Public Safety focused Board Chairman, Keith Richter – Fire Chief, Orange County Fire Authority Vice Chairman, Rand Napoli – ret. Florida State Fire Marshal Secretary – Paul Brooks – Executive Director, Center for Public Safety Excellence Treasurer – Jim Smalley – ret. National Fire Protection Association Director – Clark Kimerer – Deputy Chief of Police, Seattle Police Department Director – Charles Werner – Fire Chief, Charlottesville Fire Department Director – Manuel Rios – Senior Vice President of Underwriting, USAA Insurance Director – Robert Fronczak – Vice President, Association of American Railroads

 ◦ Outreach, Education & Training http://www.napsgfoundation.org/  ◦ Regional Coordination Cross-Boundary & Multi-Agency Projects  ◦ ◦ Information Clearinghouse Tools, Resources, Best Practices https://sites.google.com/a/publicsafetygis.org/napsgcolla borate/  Mentorship & Technical Assistance  Policy Research & Guidance

Board of Directors

Senior Executive Leadership Council Regional Leadership Teams (Currently 9 Regions) National Practitioner Network 3,000+ local, tribal, state, Federal

   1,136 public safety practitioners reached for in-person education & training on GIS This education and training was held regionally and covered 23 states Our national practitioner network defines annual training priorities: ◦ Interdisciplinary regional workshops on information sharing ◦ ◦ Robust virtual collaboration & resource portal Technical Assistance to develop & implement regional information sharing projects

     4 Interdisciplinary & multi-state workshops complete 410+ practitioners participated Participants represented 11 different states 82% represented local, county, tribal, or state government 85% reported that they gained a clear vision for the next steps to implement new GIS capabilities in their agencies.

18% 3% 16% 11%

Participation by Public Safety Discipline

9% 19% 20% 4% Emergency Management Fire Service Emergency Medical Services Law Enforcement Dispatch - PSAP - E-911 County/City Management or Planning County/City GIS Resource/Specialist Other

     ◦ Hosted 12 fire/ems workshops in 2009-2010 6 regions, 1 workshop held in each region each year 662 practitioners participated in workshops Highlight best practices in GIS for fire & EMS Identify common challenges & capability gaps ◦ Facilitated by Regional Leadership Teams Chief Officers, Firefighters, EMS, Fire GIS Managers

     6 train-the-trainer sessions completed in 2010 385 practitioners participated Participants represented 15 states 50% represented local emergency responders ◦ Funded under 2009 Grant from US Dept. of Homeland Security Grant https://sites.google.com/a/publicsafetygis.org/napsgcoll aborate/training-materials

    Web-based education on homeland security data   185 state-level public safety practitioners Held at request of US DHS and US National Geospatial Intelligence Agency Capabilities & Readiness Assessment Tool (CARAT)  Prototype tool to help local agencies understand what they know & don’t know about starting or expanding a GIS GIS Standard Operating Guidance for Multi-Agency Coordination  A template to support national GIS standards, improving communication during emergency operations Social Media for Outreach & Awareness   Twitter - @napsgfoundation You Tube http://www.youtube.com/user/napsggis#

NAPSG Website

www.napsgfoundation.org

NAPSG Information Clearinghouse

https://sites.google.com/a/public safetygis.org/napsgcollaborate/