1 - Consultation
- Discuss NG911 questions & common issues
- Complete a “Gap Analysis”
2 - Blueprint
- Provide a clear & executable NG9-1-1 migration plan
- Provide a project timeline and budget
3 - Delivery
- Execute based on a comprehensive project plan
- React quickly to evolving standards
Fully Managed
- Full post-launch support
- Complete lifecycle management & system administration
2022
By March 1, 2022, all 911 carriers must update their current networks to provide NG911 services.
2025
Legacy 911 network will be decommissioned by March 30, 2025. PSAPs that have not made the upgrade will no longer be equipped to manage 911 calls.
99.999%
It is highly recommended by the CRTC for PSAPs to deploy an NG911 solution that is fault-tolerant, geographically diverse, and provides 99.999% of uptime and network reliability.
80%+
80%+ of 911 calls come from a mobile device. Next Generation 911 in Canada modernizes 911 infrastructure to accommodate how people communicate today—largely through mobile and digital devices.
“Netagen has an unmatched wealth of knowledge and experience that will definitely benefit Toronto Fire Services and by extension, the community we serve. We look forward to a successful partnership.”
Frank Pappone, Division Chief, Technology, Toronto Fire
“Citizens expect much more when calling 9-1-1 today, such as the ability to text to 9-1-1, and the move to NG9-1-1 will help get us there,”
Deputy Commissioner Rose DiMarco, Commander Ontario Provincial Police Traffic Safety and Operational Support
Ottawa (Headquarters)
120 Iber Road – Unit 104.
Ottawa, Ontario
K2S 1E9
Toronto
38 Innovator Avenue
Unit 6, Stouffville, Ontario
L4A 0Y2
Montreal
210 – 3883 Boul Saint-Jean
Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC
H9G 3B9
Calgary
105S – 3030 3rd Ave.
NE,Calgary, Alberta
T2A 6T7
Surrey
12204 – 86 Ave.
Surrey, British Columbia
V3W 3H7