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Page 1: November 17, 2015 State Interoperable & Emergency Communication Board Meeting.

November 17, 2015

State Interoperable & Emergency Communication Board Meeting

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Welcome and Opening Remarks

Robert M. BarbatoDirector, OIEC

DHSES

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Roll Call and Approval of Minutes

Roll Call; Approval of the Meeting Agenda; Approval

of Minutes fromAugust 26, 2015 Meeting

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Statewide Interoperable Communications Grants Update

Presented byLarissa Guedko, Radio

EngineerDHSES/OIEC

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SICG and PSAP Spending Overview• Round 1 (SFY 2010-11)-Appropriation $20 million - closed

• Round 2 (SFY 2011-12 and 2012-13)-Appropriation $120 Milliono Per statutory amendments in 2011

$102 Million dedicated for further development of statewide interoperable communications for public safety – SICG (Statewide Interoperable Communications Grant) - $61.7 million reimbursed

$9 Million (PSAP 2012) dedicated for proposals relating to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) operations – PSAP 2012 Grant - $5.4 million reimbursed

$9 Million PSAP 2013 Grant - $1.2 reimbursed

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SICG and PSAP Spending Overview• Round 3 (SFY 2013-14)-Appropriation $75 Million

$10.6 million reimbursed

• 2014-15 PSAP Operations Grant $10 Million $3.2 million reimbursed

• Round 4 (SFY 2014-15)-Appropriation $50 Million Contracts in Process

• 2015-16 PSAP Operations Grant $10 Million Applications Due on December 11, 2015

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SICG and PSAP Grant PeriodsRound 1 SICG (2010) ENDEDRound 2 SICG (2011-12) 02/04/2013 – 02/03/2017Round 3 SICG (2013) 12/03/2013 – 12/02/2016Round 4 SICG (2014) 01/01/2016 – 12/31/2017

2012 PSAP Consolidation & Sustainment 05/01/2013 – 04/30/20162013 PSAP Consolidation & Sustainment 06/25/2014 – 04/26/2016

2014-15 PSAP Operations Grant 01/01/2015 – 12/31/20152015-16 PSAP Operations Grant 01/01/2016 – 12/31/2016

NO EXTENSIONS

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Public Safety Broadband Update (FirstNet) and Mutualink Rollout

Presented byMatthew Delaney

Radio EngineerDHSES/OIEC

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FirstNet Current Status • FirstNet Draft RFP

• Recent FirstNet Board meeting eliminated the regional model, allowing only a nationwide integrator approach.

• Actual RFP still planned for release around the end of the year• FirstNet is predicting May/June timeframe for submissions to be due• The remainder of 2016 for FirstNet to evaluate the responses

• Data Call from the States• Was due at the end of September – New York submitted• Coverage priorities, user base, metrics on calls and user density.• Will be used to refine RFP and inform potential bidders

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FirstNet Current Status • 1st and 2nd notice interpretations

• Where network revenue goes• Opt-in and Opt-out process

• Still waiting for 3rd notice interpretations (who are public safety eligible entities)

• FirstNet named a CEO, Michael Poth. Moved TJ Kennedy from Acting Executive Director to the new position of President

• Next FirstNet Board meetings: Dec 8-9

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Mutualink County Deployment• Each county who elects to participate will receive 5 software licenses

(Mutualink Edge) and two radio interfaces (RNICs)

• As part of the NY Responds initiative, up to 10 more licenses will be made available.

• Working to develop high level guidance/SOPs

• Working with Mutualink on developing a winter storm exercise scenario for counties to test Mutualink within their regions

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Mutualink County Deployment• Each county in the State received a letter and MOA to review and return

• 50 signed MOAs returned to date• Demos/conference calls scheduled with several more to address

open questions

• Once returned, it goes to the Office of the Attorney General and the Office of the State Comptroller for approval. • 38 have been approved to date

• After approval, Mutualink contacts the county to begin installation planning

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Questions?• Reminder: NYS’s PSBB website http://psbb.ny.gov

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911 Committee Update

Presented bySheriff Joseph Gerace,

Chautauqua County

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911 Standards Presented byBrett Chellis,

Deputy Director

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ESINET Presented byMichael Allen,

Oswego County

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Consortium Outreach

Presented byToby Dusha, Radio Engineer, DHSES

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Consortium Interop Survey

• Project to capture “The state of Interoperability in NYS”

• Survey issued and meetings held with 9 of the 10 consortiums• Final meeting to be conducted with NYC-ICC

• Channel Capability Survey issued with a 75% return• Remaining counties to be contacted

• Results being reviewed and comprehensive report being developed

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Training and Exercises

Presented byToby Dusha, Radio Engineer, DHSES

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Training • COMT: Conducted at the Wildfire & Incident Management Academy

in October, with 15 students.

• COMU/ICS Integration Workshop• Conducted on Nov-12, with 72 attendees• Request to develop COMU for executives workshop

• NG 9-1-1 Strategic planning and educational workshop • Conducted on Nov-16, with 50 attendees

• TICP Development: Hudson Valley (In progress)

• COML & COMT: Orange County (TBD by county)

• COML & COMT: Additional courses for 2016

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New Business• Meeting Dates for 2016

Presented byRobert Barbato

DirectorDHSES/OIEC

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Dates for 2016 Quarterly Meetings

Possible dates:

January 27February 3

May 11May 18June 8June 16

September 13September 20

November 30December 6

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Closing Remarks and Adjournment

Presented byRobert M. Barbato

DirectorDHSES/OIEC