What’s new
Your NG9-1-1 system is only as good as the map underneath it.
Fiber, call-handling equipment, and software get much of the attention in an NG9-1-1 transition. But routing, location validation, and response ultimately depend on the GIS data underneath them.
Having GIS data is not the same as being NG9-1-1 ready.
Readiness depends on authoritative data, clear ownership, reliable workflows, and jurisdictions working together. We help public agencies get it right, keep it right, and know exactly where they stand.
Beyond the Call: NG911, GIS, and the Levers of Influence for Emergency Service Leaders
Presented by Wilma Robertson & Eric Newman
October 22, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Discover how Idaho achieved statewide NG911 implementation and learn how fire service leaders can influence policy, funding, GIS data quality, and emergency communications for better public safety outcomes.
Know Where Your Data Stands
Start with an NG9-1-1 GIS readiness conversation. Bring us the questions you are facing now — your data, your workflows, your next contract, or your transition plan — and we will help you identify what needs attention next.
Talk to us before your next contract cycle, not after it.
Call or text us at (208) 609-9119
Who is this for?
If any of these sound familiar, the GIS side of NG9-1-1 deserves a closer look.
GIS Managers & Analysts
You inherited address, road, or boundary data that may not have been validated in years — and now NG9-1-1 expects it to perform as operational infrastructure.
PSAP Directors & Fire Chiefs
You need reliable location data and want a seat at the contracting table — not just responsibility for the operational consequences after decisions are made.
Decision-Makers
You are weighing a major vendor contract or implementation decision and want an independent view of the GIS requirements, risks, responsibilities, and long-term implications before you commit.
Know Where your Data Stands
Start with an NG9-1-1 GIS readiness conversation. Bring us the questions you are facing now — your data, your workflows, your next contract, or your transition plan — and we will help you identify what needs attention next.
Talk to us before your next contract cycle, not after it.
Call or email us at (208) 609-9119 NG911@PolderMappingData.com
What trusted data makes possible
Faster, more accurate dispatch.
Validated address and boundary data means fewer misroutes and less time lost per call.
Better cross-jurisdictional coordination.
Your neighbor’s map becomes a working extension of your own during mutual-aid and shared incidents.
Information leadership can use.
Reliable GIS supports evacuation planning, analysis, resource decisions, and response-time reporting.
Where we help you get ahead
Start with the decision in front of you.
You do not need to buy a large program to get useful answers. Start with the risk, decision, or workflow that matters most right now.
911 Data Readiness Assessment
Know where you stand before the transition.
We evaluate address points, road centerlines, emergency service boundaries, PSAP boundaries, and supporting GIS processes against current NG9-1-1 requirements — then give you a practical roadmap with the gaps and risks clearly identified.
“Second Opinion” RFP & Contract Review
Know what you are agreeing to before you sign.
Independent GIS review of RFPs, vendor proposals, scopes of work, and contracts. We flag unclear requirements, data-ownership concerns, missing deliverables, and other GIS risks before your agency commits.
PSAP-Level GIS Support
Build a workflow your jurisdiction can sustain.
Not every PSAP can maintain NG9-1-1-ready data alone. We help build your local addressing network, improve data flow and quality-control workflows, and either train your staff or augment them with ours.
Know where you stand. Know what needs to happen next.
More ways we help
Address & MSAG Completeness Checks
We compare GIS address points and centerline ranges against MSAG data to find missing addresses, mismatches, and range problems before they affect call routing or location validation.
GIS Program Capacity Planning
We evaluate whether your GIS program has the people, systems, governance, and workflows needed to support NG9-1-1 at scale. We identify bottlenecks, role gaps, and technology needs, then provide a practical plan for strengthening GIS capacity before they become operational problems.
Ongoing GIS Management
Regular maintenance, quality control, validation, documentation, and coordination that keep critical 9-1-1 datasets current — instead of relying on one-off cleanup projects.
We have been in your shoes
NG9-1-1 GIS is not just a technical problem. It is a coordination problem, a workflow problem, and a local-government problem.
Our team helped implement Idaho’s NG9-1-1 GIS program from the ground up. We understand the technical requirements, but we also understand the coordination, workflows, data ownership, and local realities that make an implementation work.
We have worked directly with PSAPs, counties, addressing authorities, GIS staff, and statewide leadership. That experience shapes how we approach every engagement: understand the local environment first, identify the real risk, and solve the problem in a way the agency can sustain.
Get you ready. Keep you ready. Leave you in control.
Our goal is a long-lasting relationship built on trust, not dependency. We work to strengthen your workflows, document what matters, and empower your staff so your agency remains in control of its data and its decisions — whether the next step is handled by your team, by us, or by another partner.
Independent. Vendor-agnostic. Your data stays in your control.
INSIGHTS & UPDATES
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NG9-1-1 GIS: Our Idaho Story
Getting Started Following an appropriation by the Idaho Legislature in 2022 to fund the development of an NG9-1-1 GIS program, Wilma Robertson—Idaho’s…