To continue delivering emergency services to the growing populace of Aurora, Colorado, public safety officials purchased new AI-powered tools to translate foreign languages and generate analytics reports.

The FCC is investigating why 911 services were unavailable in parts of Nebraska, Nevada, South Dakota and Texas this week.

North Carolina joins 10 other states that have upgraded to next-generation 911, a suite of digital technologies designed to handle photos, videos and location data.

Emergency management officials in Utah County, Utah, said they're using a new suite of tools that allow handling of video, audio and other media.

Mission Critical Partners announced that a recent round of testing has uncovered vulnerabilities in land mobile radio systems widely deployed by public safety agencies.

Advocates for the next generation of 911 technologies said the lack of federal funding source could generate inequity of critical services.

Baltimore's new 911 platform is enabling call-takers to more accurately locate callers and use AI to translate foreign languages on the fly.

The Federal Communications Commission created new rules standardizing how network service providers report outages affecting 911 centers.

The company said a recent outage affecting 14 states was caused by "an internal networking component that was not correctly forwarding traffic."

The transition to next-generation 911 brings cybersecurity threats not seen before, members of an FCC working group said during CISA's annual summit.