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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Seeking to acquire conference hotel facilities and catering service for its 2027 dhses office of interoperable and emergency communications (oiec) symposium & new york state 911 coordinators association conference.
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City
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Albany
Address
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1220 Washington Avenue, State Office Campus, Building 7A, Floor 1, Suite 102
Phone Number
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(518) 322-4911
Zip Code
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12242
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New York Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications
The board meeting covered reports from various committees, including the 911 advisory, NG working group, GIS working group, and state agency communications. Key discussions included updates on the NextGen 911 strategic plan, ongoing assessment reviews of 911 infrastructure across counties, and the status of grant programs. Additionally, the board discussed wireless emergency alert testing, training exercises for communications personnel, and initiatives to address GIS boundary data gaps and overlaps. Efforts to establish a collaborative platform for policy development and information sharing among partners were also highlighted.
The board discussed regulatory reviews, 911 Advisory Committee initiatives including governance and communication plans for Next Generation 911 (NG911), and updates from various working groups regarding cybersecurity, emergency alerting, and satellite testing. Program updates covered grant contracts, communications unit training, and the status of the NG911 procurement process. Federal partners provided updates on FirstNet coverage enhancements and training. The board approved training and variance requests, as well as the NG911 Governance Policy.
Public-sector contacts connected to New York Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications.
The board meeting covered various reports, including updates from the 911 Advisory Committee, NG911 Working Group, GIS Working Group, and the State Agency Communications and Citizen Alerting committees. Program updates included grant status reports for NG911, ESInet, and SICG programs, as well as an overview of the Communications Unit's schedule and regional exercises. The 911 Program Unit provided insights into PSAP assessments and training integrations. Federal partner reports highlighted FirstNet Authority updates and World Cup planning. Additionally, the board processed variance and training requests for several counties, accepted a resignation, and discussed grant funding impacts and telecommunications challenges.
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