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At the 2026 Safer Buildings Coalition Wireless Tech & Policy Summit, GeoComm joined leaders across public safety, wireless technology, policy, school safety, and organizations like Make Our Schools Safe (MOSS) in Washington, DC for two days focused on the opportunities and challenges at the intersection of wireless policy and wireless technology, including the role of initiatives like Alyssa’s Law in strengthening emergency response in schools.

This event brings together the people working toward a shared mission: wireless connectivity that works in every building, for every user. For GeoComm, that mission connects directly to a critical public safety challenge: when an emergency happens indoors, responders need more than a call, they need accurate, actionable location information.

GeoComm CEO TJ Kennedy delivered a keynote on the indoor revolution from the responder’s perspective, highlighting the growing need for 3D location accuracy, indoor mapping, and the data PSAPs need to answer the question that matters most: Where is the emergency, exactly?

Dan Craigie also joined the “Beyond Blunt Bans” panel to discuss how smarter building data and mapping standards can support safer, more practical approaches to school safety.

The value is clear: by connecting policy, technology, operational public safety needs, and school safety advocates, we can help emergency responders find people faster, improve coordination, and create safer outcomes for schools and communities.

A 9-1-1 call rarely begins with perfect information.

It begins with a voice. A description. A landmark. A room number. A nearby entrance. Sometimes, a caller knows where they are. Sometimes, they only know what they can see.

For public safety agencies, the challenge is turning that information into action quickly and confidently.

That’s where GeoComm is helping shape the future of AI for 9-1-1.

At NENA 2026, TJ Kennedy and John Brosowsky will share how GeoComm Location Intelligence can help AI better understand the real-world context behind emergency calls — connecting spoken information, geographic data, indoor maps, 3D visualization, and response workflows.

The result is AI that does more than process words. It helps surface the right map layers, identify likely indoor locations, highlight rooms and entrances, and provide actionable location intelligence when every second matters.

From reducing call taker cognitive load to supporting emerging Drone as First Responder workflows, GeoComm is helping agencies explore how AI and trusted location intelligence can work together to improve emergency response.

Join us at NENA 2026 for:

Making AI Smarter for 9-1-1 With GeoComm Location Intelligence
Tuesday, June 30
12:30–1:00 PM
Stage Left / Channel E1 in the Expo Hall
Presented by TJ Kennedy and John Brosowsky, GeoComm

Because the future of AI in public safety starts with knowing where help is needed.

Every public safety technology conversation eventually comes back to the same question:

What can responders actually see when seconds matter?

A call may start the response.
But the full picture depends on what comes next.

The building.
The location.
The people involved.
The data that helps teams coordinate before uncertainty becomes delay.

GeoComm President & CEO TJ Kennedy will take the stage at the Safer Buildings Coalition Wireless Tech & Policy Summit to share how frontline public safety experience and innovative technology can help create safer communities.

Because when a life is on the line, the difference is not just the technology.

Join us in Washington, DC.
The indoor revolution from the responder's view
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
9:10–9:40 AM

See the full schedule: https://saferbuildings.net/summit2026/schedule/

A school emergency can unfold in seconds. In those moments, first responders need more than an address. They need accurate, accessible location intelligence that helps them understand where to go, what they may encounter, and how to respond with confidence.

That level of readiness does not happen by chance. It requires investment before an emergency occurs — in planning, coordination, technology, and trusted information shared between schools, 9-1-1, and emergency response teams.

GeoComm President & CEO TJ Kennedy shares why sustained investment in school safety is essential to helping communities strengthen preparedness and improve emergency response when every second matters.

Read the full article: https://www.thegazette.com/opinion/guest-columnists/investing-in-school-safety-must-be-a-priority/article_8a051def-2fff-4889-b853-a0270c7dd397.html

Memorial Day is a time to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is deeply felt by the families, friends, and communities who carry their memory forward.

From all of us at GeoComm, we’re holding space today for gratitude, remembrance, and reflection.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.