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St. Clair County, Mich., Selects Public Safety GIS



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Jun 25, 2008, News Report

Found in: Geospatial

St. Clair County, Mich., has procured has purchased eight seats of GeoBlade Dispatch GIS software from Geographic Technologies Group Inc. (GTG). The application has the ability to perform historic call mapping, historic AVL mapping, and E-911 call mapping. The application is AVL enabled and Phase II compliant. "We are excited to work closely with St. Clair County to implement the new ArcGIS Server version of our cornerstone public safety product, GeoBlade Dispatch," said Curt Hinton, CEO of GTG. "St. Clair County is very progressive and understands that any good IT investment is only as good as it's GIS interface."

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