Unmatched Performance. Precision Routing. Limitless Scalability.
GeoComm ECRF and LVF use a load balancing multi-server architecture supporting geographic redundancy with no single point of failure, providing high availability and lightning-fast performance for any agency, large or small.
GIS data ensures calls are routed dynamically based on caller’s exact location, rather than relying on outdated, static address databases.
Based on NENA standards GeoComm ECRF/LVF works with ANY vendor, make, and model of NG9-1-1 compliant Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP), Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) equipment, and LoST clients.
Resources
FCC’s NG9-1-1 Reliability and Interoperability Initiative: Why It Matters and What it Means for GIS and Location Data
The Federal Communications Commission’s ongoing efforts to strengthen Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) reliability and interoperability represent an important step toward ensuring that emergency communications systems can meet the needs of communities across the United States. As NG9-1-1 deployments continue to expand, the industry’s focus must extend beyond simply connecting networks. True interoperability requires consistent, reliable, and trusted location data and maps that…
GeoComm Launches Map Converter to Accelerate the Conversion of Static Floorplans into Response Ready Indoor GIS Data
New public safety grade solution accelerates static floorplan-to-GIS conversion, helping public safety, school safety, healthcare, and critical infrastructure organizations improve situational awareness, coordination, and response readiness ST. CLOUD, Minn. – June 24, 2026 – GeoComm, leading provider of public safety grade location data and mapping solutions, today announced GeoComm Map Converter, a new solution designed to help organizations…
Drone as First Responder Programs Need Indoor Maps Too
By John Brosowsky, SVP of Innovation, and Tracy “Mac” McElvaney, Chief Product & Innovation Officer, GeoComm Bridging the Gap Between Aerial and Interior Response Drone as First Responder programs are increasingly becoming part of modern public safety operations. They can provide rapid aerial situational awareness, help agencies assess scenes sooner, and give commanders and field responders more context before personnel…
