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Geo Comm

Name: Geo Comm
Address: 1100 W. Street Germain St. , Ste 300, Saint Cloud, MN, 56301, US
Telephone: +13202400040
Price range: $$$

GeoComm safeguards communities by modernizing geographic data and creating intuitive maps that effortlessly connect with emergency agencies.

GeoComm (www.geo-comm.com) was founded in 1995 to provide county governments with turnkey emergency 9-1-1 development services. Over the subsequent 27 years, the company has grown to serve more than 12,000 dispatchers in 800 emergency 9-1-1 call centers in the United States, helping to keep more than 84 million people safe. Today, GeoComm has a national reputation as a leading provider of geographic information and communication systems. The company's systems route emergency calls to the appropriate call center, map the caller’s location on a dispatchers map, and guide emergency responders to the accident on mobile displays within police, fire and ambulance vehicles.

11/06/2026

📢Introducing the GeoComm Partner Program

When a call for help comes in, the 9-1-1 center, first responders, and school safety teams may be using different systems. They all need a shared understanding of where help is needed.

GeoComm works with technology, data, and channel partners to bring trusted indoor and outdoor location intelligence into the platforms those teams already use, connecting critical workflows through a shared picture of the places they serve.

Our Partner Program gives that collaboration a clear path forward, from technical integration to joint marketing and co-selling. For partners, it’s a way to strengthen their solutions and reach more customers. For communities, it means more connected systems supporting informed, coordinated response.

Learn how we’re building that shared picture together: geocomm.com/partners

Read more here: https://lnkd.in/efQS-rVF

11/05/2026

At Denco Area 9-1-1 District, “calm in the chaos” starts with preparation, teamwork, and the information dispatchers need to do their jobs.

The Denco team welcomed us into their center and shared how they prepare dispatchers for the fast-moving, high-stakes work of supporting callers and responders. Hearing their perspective and seeing the dispatch environment firsthand helped us connect location information to the real decisions being made during a response.

That kind of insight matters. It helps us understand what dispatchers need from the tools they use and how we can keep our work grounded in the realities of public safety.

Thank you to Executive Director Greg Ballentine and the entire Denco team for the generous welcome and for sharing your experience with us.

11/03/2026

An emergency alert tells responders help is needed. Accurate location information helps them understand where to go.

A campus address is a starting point. Knowing the building, floor, room, and available entrances gives school personnel, 9-1-1 professionals, and first responders the context needed for a coordinated response.

Federal proposals inspired by Alyssa’s Law highlight the connection between emergency notification and response-ready maps. These are proposed measures, not enacted federal requirements, but they raise a practical question schools can consider now: Does an emergency alert provide the location information responders need?

At GeoComm, we help connect alerts to actionable building context through public safety grade location data and maps that mission-critical software platforms and safety agencies depend on. Our work with Make Our Schools Safe builds on that commitment, helping advance preparedness and coordination between schools and public safety agencies.

Read the full release: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/geocomm-highlights-the-role-of-location-intelligence-in-federal-alyssas-law-proposals-302926597.html?tc=eml_cleartime

10/28/2026

Knowing the building is only the starting point. For 9-1-1 centers and first responders, understanding where someone is inside a multistory building remains a critical challenge.

GeoComm and Rypplzz are partnering to address that gap by bringing together GeoComm’s public safety grade indoor maps and location intelligence with Rypplzz’s three-dimensional positioning technology.

Together, we’re working toward connecting horizontal position and elevation with the building context responders need: floors, rooms, entrances, exits, and other critical features. The goal is to make location information easier to interpret and use within existing emergency response workflows.

This partnership advances GeoComm’s broader location intelligence ecosystem, connecting specialized technologies with trusted maps to support more informed public safety decisions.

Read the full announcement: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/geocomm-and-rypplzz-partner-to-advance-precise-3d-location-intelligence-for-public-safety-302922092.html?tc=eml_cleartime

10/23/2026

When road and address data changes, updating every related field by hand takes time—and leaves room for missed details.

Attribute rules can automate those updates, helping GIS teams move faster while keeping data more consistent. Join Brianna Furey, GISP, for a side-by-side ArcGIS Pro demo showing how customized rules can handle repetitive tasks like maintaining street and address fields, updating parity and ranges, and populating boundary attributes.

See how automation can make everyday data maintenance quicker and more reliable—and leave with practical ideas to apply in your own workflows.

📍 Session 28: NG9-1-1 & Emergency Services
🗓️ Thursday, October 29, 2026
⏰ 3:30–4:00 p.m.

Friends don’t let friends make manual edits. Come see how attribute rules speed up the work.

10/22/2026

School safety planning starts before an emergency. It means helping school teams and local responders share a clear understanding of the campus: which building, which entrance, which floor, and which route.

That shared picture can support more than emergency response. Accurate indoor maps can help with preparedness, drills, reunification planning, severe weather readiness, and coordination with first responders.

For National School Safety Week, we’re highlighting how Make Our Schools Safe (MOSS), a national nonprofit, empowers students and school staff to build a lasting culture of safety through student-led MOSS Clubs, safety training, and support for school safety projects. Alongside their education efforts this week, we’re sharing our School Safety Value Brief, an educational resource on how trusted indoor maps can support school safety planning and response.

Read the brief: https://www.geocomm.com/value-brief-school-safety/?utm_source=moss&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=school-safety-value-brief

10/22/2026

Emergency response teams need to connect across systems and understand where help is needed inside a building.

GeoComm and Mutualink are partnering to strengthen that connection, bringing together GeoComm’s public safety grade indoor mapping and Mutualink’s interoperable communications to support coordinated emergency response.

Through Mutualink’s RemoteView™, GeoComm’s detailed indoor maps provide building context alongside camera locations and live video. Rooms, doors, exits, and critical assets such as AEDs and utility shutoffs help responders understand the spaces they’re entering.

And because buildings change, ongoing map maintenance helps keep that information current as facilities evolve.

Together, we’re helping schools, hospitals, and other complex facilities strengthen preparedness and give response teams clearer information when it matters.

Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/ecXQ8FuH

10/19/2026

🚑 A medical emergency happens inside a school. Responders arrive at the campus, but the street address is only the first step. They still need to know: Which entrance? Which floor? Which room? Which route?

That is where the quality of a school’s maps matters. When campus information is stored in outdated floorplans, fragmented systems, or inconsistent formats, it may not provide the clear, actionable context response teams need.

🗺️ Accurate, maintained indoor maps give school staff, 9-1-1 professionals, and field responders a shared view of the campus—from the surrounding grounds to the correct building, entrance, floor, and room.

That shared foundation can support faster orientation, clearer coordination, and stronger planning for medical calls, fires, severe weather, security events, drills, and reunification.

📘 Download the School Safety Value Brief to explore how trusted indoor maps can strengthen preparedness and response:
https://www.geocomm.com/value-brief-school-safety/

10/15/2026

A drone reaches the scene before responders—but what happens next?

If video, CAD, GIS, and other incident information sit in separate systems, someone still has to piece together what’s happening. That can mean more screens to watch and more information to sort through when decisions matter.

The next generation of DFR can bring that context together—helping agencies turn observations into useful decision support and get the right information to the right people. The goal isn’t more data. It’s a clearer picture of the incident.

GeoComm Chief Product & Innovation Officer Tracy “Mac” McElvaney explores how DFR is evolving from getting a drone in the air to building decision intelligence.

Read the blog: https://www.geocomm.com/the-next-generation-of-dfr-will-be-about-decision-intelligence/

10/08/2026

📍 When GIS supports 9-1-1, the work reaches far beyond the map.

At GPN 2026, GeoComm’s Keri Brennan, GISP, ENP, and Becky Nordine, GISP, will contribute to five sessions exploring the data, standards, workflows, and emerging technologies shaping the future of emergency response.

From preparing GIS assets for NG9-1-1 and synchronizing critical datasets to advancing indoor mapping, strengthening address data, and using AI to communicate technical work more clearly, our team is helping connect the details behind the data to the people and decisions that depend on it.

Here’s where you can find them:

🗓️ Monday, October 12

▪️ GIS and the 911 Workflow Half-Day Workshop
8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. CDT | Wright C, 4th Floor
Featuring Keri Brennan alongside Jeff Ledbetter, Matt Gerike, and Deb Rozeboom

▪️ Strengthening NG9-1-1 Readiness Through GIS Dataset Synchronization Using ArcGIS Pro
3:00–4:45 p.m. CDT | Wright C, 4th Floor
Presented by Becky Nordine

🗓️ Tuesday, October 13

▪️ GIS at the Front Line: Advancing Emergency Response, Damage Assessment, and Next-Gen 9-1-1
4:00–5:00 p.m. CDT | Walker, 4th Floor
Featuring Keri’s session block, “GIS to the Rescue: 3D, Indoor Mapping, and Federal Policy”

🗓️ Wednesday, October 14

▪️ Addressing for 9-1-1: Foundations, National Standards, and What’s Coming in 2027
1:30–2:30 p.m. CDT | Wright A, 4th Floor
Featuring Keri’s session block, “NENA’s Addressing for 9-1-1 INF Workgroup: Because Saving Lives Starts With the Right Address”

🗓️ Thursday, October 15

▪️ GeoSID Talk: Stop Explaining Projections at Parties: Let AI Translate Your GIS for Normal Humans
8:30–10:00 a.m. CDT | Mitchell, 4th Floor
Presented by Keri Brennan

Attending GPN 2026? Add these sessions to your schedule and join our team for conversations that connect GIS expertise with real-world public safety needs.

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1100 W. Street Germain St. , Ste 300
Saint Cloud, MN
56301

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13202400040

Website

http://www.geocomm.com/

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