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Page 1: 10/26/20151 Lisa Hoffmann, Deputy Director San Francisco Department of Emergency Management Division of Emergency Communications

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Lisa Hoffmann, Deputy Director

San Francisco Department of Emergency Management

Division of Emergency Communications

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Wireless E9-1-1 Technology

•How does wireless 9-1-1 work?•Where is my call answered?•Does 9-1-1 automatically know where I am?

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During the 1990s Cell Phone Usage Boomed

• Inexpensive Phones• Increase in Wireless

Service Providers• Competitive Rates• Expanded Coverage areas• Cellular Subscribers grew

from 16 million in 1994 to 180 million in 2004

Source: Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association

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Since the 1980s, Wireless 9-1-1 Calls have been Routed to the CHP

• Bay Area Wireless calls are Routed to the CHP Office in Vallejo if the caller is near or on a freeway.

• Is that a problem in SF?• SF is bisected throughout

the city by freeways. Why can’t SF DEM receive those 9-1-1 calls?

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Locating the Caller

• The vast majority of callers will know their location.

• In some instances a caller may be lost or under duress, in these cases, accurate location information is critical.

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Paul FaheyDirector of External Affairs

Tiffany HowardRegional Account Manager

PlantCML

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Questions ?