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Emergency Operations Plan Development for 911 District
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
Greene County Emergency Communications District lacks a publicly available, current Emergency Operations Plan, creating a critical preparedness and compliance gap. Recent flooding events and a historical industrial vapor release have exposed notification and response vulnerabilities, elevating risk to public safety and operational continuity.
The opportunity
An approved $800,000 FY2027 budget for 911 operations—with a statutory deadline of August 31, 2026—creates a defined, near-term funding window to act. Formalizing an EOP now aligns with active countywide preparedness initiatives, addresses documented response gaps, and strengthens the district's core public safety mission.
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Discuss this project →Mass Notification Consolidation for Emergency Communications
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The district's mass notification capability is fragmented across multiple platforms with unclear vendor and renewal status, creating critical gaps in emergency communications. Past incidents, including an industrial vapor release and recent flooding, have exposed the operational risk of unreliable public alerting during active emergencies.
The opportunity
An approved FY2027 budget allocation and a statutory spending deadline of August 31, 2026 create a defined, near-term window to act. Consolidating notification systems now reduces operational risk, supports countywide emergency preparedness mandates, and aligns with state public safety funding opportunities.
Sourcewell
Discuss this project →Cybersecurity & Identity Management Enhancement
Cybersecurity · Identity & Access Management
High Priority
About this project
The district relies on fragmented cybersecurity tools, hardware-based identity management, a legacy firewall, and multiple siloed IT providers — creating a vulnerable and difficult-to-manage security posture. This ecosystem fragmentation elevates operational risk and undermines consistent credential and access control across public safety functions.
The opportunity
The TECB Cybersecurity Grant Program offers 75% reimbursement for eligible costs, significantly reducing the local funding burden and providing strong justification for near-term action. Consolidating identity and access management now improves security resilience and aligns with the upcoming FY2027 budget and planning cycle.
TECB Cybersecurity Grant Program
Discuss this project →IT Infrastructure Consolidation and Modernization
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity
High Priority
About this project
The district operates across multiple siloed IT service providers and legacy security infrastructure, creating fragmentation, potential coverage gaps, and operational inefficiency. With end-of-life radio systems requiring replacement by 2030, the need for a unified, modernized technology foundation is increasingly urgent.
The opportunity
The TECB Cybersecurity Grant Program offers 75% reimbursement for eligible costs, providing a near-term funding path aligned with the district's ~$220,000 annual IT spend. Consolidating fragmented systems now reduces operational risk and positions the district ahead of a multi-year technology investment cycle.
TECB Cybersecurity Grant Program
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