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Countywide Emergency Mass Notification Platform Replacement
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The countywide emergency notification platform is currently non-operational, creating an active compliance gap under Texas Government Code and Health and Safety Code mandates for emergency plans and public alerting. Without a functioning system, residents and staff face elevated public safety and legal risk during critical incidents.
The opportunity
Near-term procurement action is already underway with no incumbent platform in place, reducing displacement barriers and accelerating the path to award. Significant budget increases in public safety and IT, combined with cooperative purchasing options, support a fiscally responsible solution within the current planning cycle.
Emergency Operations Plan & COOP Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The district faces critical emergency preparedness gaps, including incomplete mitigation actions, COOP deficiencies, a downed countywide emergency notification platform, and potentially overdue EOP updates. Texas Government Code and Health and Safety Code mandates for emergency plans and reporting create pressing compliance obligations that elevate operational and public safety risk.
The opportunity
Public safety budget increases and active capital planning create a favorable funding environment to address these gaps now. State compliance deadlines and an ongoing emergency notification platform replacement signal urgency, and cooperative procurement pathways are already in place to accelerate action within the current fiscal cycle.
Regional CAD Modernization and Emergency Dispatch Upgrade
Emergency Communications · Public Safety Technology
High Priority
About this project
A regional Computer-Aided Dispatch modernization is a funded, high-priority initiative requiring active GIS integration and system upgrades. Aging dispatch infrastructure creates operational risk for emergency response coordination, with a proposed $10M 911 facility reinforcing the urgency of near-term investment.
The opportunity
Dedicated funding is already in place, and capital planning through FY27 creates a defined procurement window for advancing dispatch modernization. Acting now ensures continuity of emergency operations, supports compliance with state emergency coordination mandates, and positions the region for long-term 911 infrastructure readiness.
911 Facility Construction & Communications Infrastructure Modernization
Emergency Communications · Public Safety Infrastructure
High Priority
About this project
A $10M 911 facility is included in the district's capital budget for FY27, tied to emergency communications modernization and broader public safety infrastructure investment. Planning and budgeting are underway, making technology and design decisions imminent and critical to long-term operational continuity.
The opportunity
With a defined funding allocation and a procurement timeline approaching FY27, this project is positioned for near-term action aligned with capital planning cycles. Engaging now ensures communications infrastructure decisions reflect current compliance mandates, interoperability requirements, and emergency response standards.
Fleet Safety & Telematics Program
Fleet Safety · Public Safety Technology
High Priority
About this project
Recent accidents involving agency vehicles have exposed a critical gap in fleet safety technology, with no documented dash cameras or telematics in place for risk reduction or incident documentation. A funded apparatus and station modernization initiative—with $2.9M allocated—creates a timely framework to address these safety and accountability gaps.
The opportunity
An identified grant opportunity aligned with fleet-safety technology for emergency response reduces the financial barrier for action, and existing capital allocations support near-term procurement. Advancing this project now mitigates liability exposure, strengthens incident documentation, and aligns with the current funding cycle.
PROTECT Competitive Grant Program
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