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Building Resilient PSAPs with Land Development Principles and Sustainable Survivability

Sherri Bush  (Vice President, Business Development, ADCOMM Engineering, LLC)

Location: N258

Date: Monday, March 17

Time: 10:50 am - 11:20 am

Track: Government & Enterprise

Topics: 911 & Alerts, Backhaul, Budget & Funding + Grants, Cybersecurity, In-building Coverage, Project Management, Regulatory & Legal + Standards

Format: Power Session

Vault Recording: TBD

As the demands on Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) evolve, so must our approach to their design and sustainability. This session explores innovative strategies for integrating land development principles into the planning and operation of PSAPs.

We will discuss the critical importance of survivability—ensuring PSAPs can withstand environmental challenges and operational stresses—and how future-proofing these facilities can enhance their effectiveness in an increasingly complex emergency landscape.

Join me as we delve into case studies, engage with thought leaders, and collaboratively brainstorm solutions that prioritize resilience, adaptability, and community integration. Together, we can shape the future of emergency response, ensuring that PSAPs not only meet today's needs but are also equipped for the challenges of tomorrow.

Takeaway

1. Recognize the intrinsic value of land in PSAP development and its long-term implications for operational effectiveness.
2. Acknowledge that investing in land improvements for PSAPs can be a significant expense, but essential for future resilience.
3. Understand that informed decision-making today can lead to substantial financial savings or costs over the long term.
4. Learn how strategic planning can position PSAPs for sustainable success and adaptability in the future.