Director, Office of Interoperable & Emergency Communications
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Jul 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New York State Interoperable and Emergency Communication Board Board Meeting
The board meeting focused on the coordination and interoperability successes among various public safety agencies during recent summer events and the strategic transition toward Next Generation 911. Key discussions included a comprehensive review of agency regulations as mandated by an executive order, the development of governance policies, and the status of communication and change management plans. Additionally, the board reviewed updates from various subcommittees regarding Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping and addressed recent FCC rulemaking concerning Emergency Alert System (EAS) security requirements, particularly regarding cybersecurity protections for EAS participants.
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State Interoperable and Emergency Communication Board Board Meeting
The board meeting agenda includes reports from the 911 Advisory Committee, NG911 Working Group, GIS Working Group, State Agency Communications Committee, and the Citizen Alerting Committee. Additional discussions involve program updates regarding grants, the Communications Unit, and the 911 Unit. Federal partner reports are scheduled from CISA-ECD, FEMA, and FirstNet Authority. Furthermore, the board will review reports from the Communications Consortium and SAFECOM, address old and new business including variance requests, and conclude with closing remarks.
Jan 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
State Interoperable Emergency Communication Board Meeting Minutes
The meeting included roll call and approval of the agenda following the approval of the previous meeting's minutes. Committee and Working Group updates were provided for the 911 Advisory Committee, NG911 Working Group, GIS Working Group, State Agency Communications Committee, and Citizen Alerting Committee. Key discussions involved reviewing national standards for wireless PSAPs, progress on NG911 strategic initiatives, variance requests, and updates on IPAWS workshops, including a recent live WEA test conducted by Rockland County. Program updates covered grant awards for NextGen and ESInet readiness, communication training courses and exercises, and the rollout of the 911 plan and PSAP assessment review process. Federal partner reports addressed funding concerns, planning for upcoming summer events like the FIFA World Cup and 250th celebration, and updates on FirstNet coverage enhancement funding, particularly prioritizing areas near the Canadian border and in the Southern Tier. The Communications Consortium Chair (C3) reported on developing governance documents and ongoing interoperability efforts. New business primarily focused on approving eight county variance requests related to wireless PSAP standards and voting on the procedure for counties to submit in-house training programs for SIEC board approval.
Jan 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New York State Interoperable And Emergency Communication Board Meeting Q1
The meeting involved roll call and agenda approval, followed by committee reports. The 911 Advisory Committee reported on achieving wireless standard approvals and establishing technical and operational subcommittees for NG 911 initiatives, while reviewing national standards and variance requests. The NG 911 Working Group discussed the establishment of technical guidelines, drafting backup PAP guidelines, and assessing strategic initiatives. The GIS Working Group presented on onboarding new members, the importance of GIS policy, and group discussions regarding county and PAP boundary alignment. The State Agency Communications Committee and Citizen Alerting Committee reported on their recent activities, including updates on radio replacement and combined IPA workshops with counties, discussing sample alerting scenarios, and planning regional meetings with broadcasters regarding EAS participation. Additionally, T-Mobile's satellite emergency messaging capability was mentioned for future testing. Program updates detailed the release of award letters and contract development for NextGen and SIG grant cycles. The 911 unit confirmed the completion of the New York State 911 plan, ongoing assessment reviews with counties, and growth within the unit, while emphasizing continued work on policy and procedure development and monitoring 911-related issues. Finally, GIS updates focused on addressing boundary data gaps and overlaps, ongoing discussions with geospatial services, and developing a collaborative platform for policy review.
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