NINE-ONE-ONE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR THE CRAG (COLUMBIA REGION ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS) AREA - APPENDICES, V 2 - FINAL REPORT

• NCJ Number: 39544
• Author(s): T J YUNG; T I DAYHARSH; G E BARKER; K D FELPERIN; S M SCOTT; T R LYMAN
• Date Published: 1973
• Length: 217 pages
• Corporate Author: Stanford Research Institute
• Sale Source: National Institute of Justice/
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America

Annotation

SECOND VOLUME OF A TWO VOLUME REPORT ON THE FEASIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTING A POLICE EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER IN A FIVE COUNTY AREA IN WASHINGTON AND OREGON.

Abstract

THIS VOLUME CONTAINS APPENDIXES PROVIDING INFORMATION ON PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES IN THE REGION, COORDINATION OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESOURCES, INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS, 911 PERSONNEL AND COSTS, THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM AND COSTS, AND NATIONAL 911 POLICY. THE FULL REPORT PRESENTS AN ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A UNIVERSAL EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER (911) SYSTEM FOR THE FIVE COUNTIES AND ASSOCIATED CITIES OF THE COLUMBIA REGION ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS (CRAG) AREA. EIGHT ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS ARE POSTUALTED, ANALYZED, AND COMPARED. FOR EACH OF THE EIGHT ALTERNATIVES, THE PERSONNEL, TELEPHONE, FACILITY, AND MAJOR CAPITAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED ARE GIVEN. FOR THE RECOMMENDED SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES, THE METHODS OF MANAGEMENT, FUNDING, AND IMPLEMENTATION THAT ARE BEST SUITED ARE DESCRIBED. FOR THE FIRST VOLUME OF REPORT, SEE NCJ-39543. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED)...EB