The county 911 office will maintain an accurate, up-to-date address map for dispatchers. As addresses are added or changed, dispatchers will have immediate access to this data. Fayette County will be incorporating new GIS base maps to provide additional information to dispatchers. The mapping database "can be shared with all the entities in our 911 district: city, county, utility, real estate - anyone needing a base map integrated with addressing," said Jeff Hollis, chairman of the Fayette County 911 Board.
Fayette County E-911 is the only public safety answering point for the entire county, serving 15 local fire stations, six law enforcement entities, and two ambulance quarters. Seven dispatch professionals and two mapping editors will use the company's system, serving more than 30,000 citizens.