nebraska regional interoperability network
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Nebraska RegionalInteroperability NetworkEast Central Region
NRIN in the East Central Region
• EC-911 Regional 911 Telephone System• 7 County shared system
• Mutual aid Base Station• Multi-County use of multiple systems
• Pilot for Counties to connect to SRS servers. • Colfax and Butler Counties
East Central 911• Of the 10 Counties in the Region 7 participated.
• Butler, Polk, Merrick, Nance, Boone, Platte, Saunders.• Cost was $1,166,093 – Emergency Callworks is the Vendor.
• Includes 7 years end to end support and maintenance. • Counties share based on console positions/population.• Feasibility Study.• All counties went through one RFP process.
• Advantage of shared system.• Cost.• Ability to back each other up.• System wide upgrades – Text to 911.• Future consolidation if counties choose.
East Central 911• EC-911 Build out
• Delays related to NRIN contract issues. • Servers located in Columbus and Wahoo. • Cover each LATA in the region.
• Century Link• Windstream
• Grand Island/Hall County provides Century Link Connection.• Buildout started mid spring of 2015.• 6 Counties operational since mid Summer 2015.• Boone County is going live March 30, 2016.
East Central Mutual Aid Base Stations
• Regional and Multicounty approach• All located on NRIN co-locations• All tie back to one or multiple dispatch locations • Future Station locations:
• Boone• Merrick• Colfax
• Stations located:• Howard• Saunders• Butler• Platte
Pilot to SRS Servers• East Central Region worked with OCIO to connect 2 counties
new Motorola Consoles to the SRS servers in Lincoln and Kearney.• Colfax as a backup. • Butler County as primary and then backup.• Others upgrading before 2018.
• As Counties in the East Central Region install Motorola Consoles, 911calls and radio traffic can be transferred/connected to each other for true interoperable communications.
• NRIN provides interoperable communications to:• Villages/Cities• Counties• Regions • State
