called rapid deploy and geocom to capture the entire State's ng911 GIS data and we're talking about Street center lines address points jurisdictable boundaries service boundaries…addresses of the meat County addresses in Nelson County Street center lines things like that when uh the calls come in that are on the border maybe
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over quick review this is a full Year's worth of data that encompasses the rackliff service so we have full year a full Year's worth…what exactly is the NC is that when you run National Crime information center link is the uh law enforcement network from Kentucky it's pretty much…terminal that that we have in the center that we can check driver's licenses license plates we can check for wanted people we can run guns
present the activity report for the month of December for the 911 center. And then we have some year-to- date data. 911 calls answered
State Police with 844 now we're get into the year end uh data for the Comm Center for the year 2023 so total 91 calls answered
here, isn't it? — I here to present the June statistics from 911 center. And then I have some year end data after that. So 911 calls answered
here to present the activity report for the month of December the 911 Center and then we also have some year-end data the only one calls answered
afternoon I'm here to present the June activity report for the 91 Center then also has some year-to dat uh data
next one is our resolution 111 related to a bid for uh EMS data collection billing and electronic health information exchange services uh that we landed…inmate communication services and uh for the U Harden County Detention Center and the next
related to CLFRF Fiscal Recovery Funds (ARPA HB556) Application for Detention Center. g. Approve Resolution 2024-105 related to Contract with eCloud Managed Solutions for AWS Infrastructure…Medical Director. m. Approve Resolution 2024-lll related to bid for EMS data collection, billing & electronic health information exchange services. n. Approve Resolution 2024-ll2 related
Vine Grove City the others you can see on there and then unincorporated Center Hardin being our biggest ronnieville and then Kentucky 86 with Glendale pretty close behind…collected 2 million 756 951 dollars any question on that data anything you have any questions yeah I'll find
work on having a common records management system. This is where all this data comes from. We have to compile data from the 12 different sources…together. Um using one system makes that data where you would not have to bring in somebody like us to sit and compile that over you know weeks
calls 911, this is what these are what we call the data analytics. How long does it take somebody to get there? What are these calls…breakdown of how many calls per per year we took a 5-year data set from 2019 to 2023 uh and the different types of calls
take out there is we take uh we take historical data and we make a projection. And so over the next 25 years, so from
Grant funds you may have seen another County Clerk's Office had a data breach um and they had some other uh data that was unavailable during that
from the administration was we need a full-time didn't get data didn't get support just said we need a full-time and u master white
report as well as our fiscal year 2526 activity report. June uh call data we um had 1417 total dispatches. Of those, 144 were 911, 13 transfers…almost 100,000 from the year prior. Summary of our um call data this u call [clears throat] response data from 2025 versus 2425. Um pretty similar
probably see a different uh different perspective having another Year's worth of data especially with r Cliffe you know and the amount of business that they
removal of Deputy Director for Learning and Partnerships. - Emphasized need for coordination and data systems (response data, staffing, training, apparatus condition, operational gaps). - Cited 2024 emergency services evaluation…infrastructure. - Questioned use of available funds (e.g., hospital sale proceeds). - Urged unified leadership, data-informed decisions, and collaboration. Ordinances/Resolutions/Agreements a. First Reading Ordinance No. 347, Series
about adding unnecessary administration, it was about finally building the coordination and data systems this county desperately needs. Uh we we cannot improve what we are not properly…measuring. We need someone focused on tracking response data, staffing shortage, training deficiencies, apparatus conditions, operational gaps, so that we can identify where the problems are and determine
significant improvements this past year and year and a half. And uh that data was is very helpful if there's a day that say it's significantly
then the Flock Group. And this allows uh us to share the data that comes from those cameras in that area. Resolution 94 is related to the jail
strategy, but it's really in order to really define um these crash data and to develop a true solution for it, you need to know the crash
basically capture now we have the ability to capture the the location app data your your Google Maps and stuff uh to that pretty much pinpoint people from
future, but the spend must be responsible, it must be rooted deeply in data, but it also must be rooted in faith. We should not bury our gifts
stayed below freezing. Uh, our software uh, gives us a lot of data from all these fixed-base meter readings. So, we're getting hourly information from