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County completes K–12 school mapping under Kansas 911 Board grant
Summary
Staff reported completion of K–12 school mapping funded by a Kansas 911 Board grant — mapping includes all K–12 schools and the Family Resource Center in Greenbush; proofs are pending and public-safety briefings will follow to grant access to maps.
Tim told the commission the county completed school mapping for all K–12 schools under a Kansas 911 Board grant, including the Family Resource Center in Greenbush, and said proofs are pending.
He said the project team will meet with public-safety officials to provide access and review maps, and described the maps as detailed, documenting cameras, fire systems and utilities. Tim said the mapping work improves response planning and addresses knowledge gaps caused by staff turnover in facilities.
Tim also described advocacy in Washington, D.C., for next-gen 911 funding and recognition of telecommunicators as first responders — a separate but related effort to strengthen 911 operations across state lines.
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