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Frisco's GIS Staff and Public Safety Program, SAFER, Recognized for Continued Innovation

Frisco, TXLocal News

The City of Frisco's GIS Division has achieved significant recognition by receiving two awards for its innovative SAFER program, which stands for Situational Awareness For Emergency Response. This program aims to enhance public safety through the effective use of geographic information systems, allowing for better situational awareness during emergencies. The awards celebrate the division's ongoing commitment to improving emergency response capabilities, showcasing how technology can play a pivotal role in saving lives and protecting communities. This achievement not only highlights the expertise of Frisco's GIS staff but also sets a standard for other municipalities looking to integrate advanced technology in their public safety operations. As cities across the nation turn to data-driven solutions, Frisco's recognition demonstrates the potential impact of innovative approaches in enhancing emergency responses.

The GIS Division's work is a testament to the importance of collaboration and continuous improvement in public safety initiatives. By investing in such technologies, Frisco positions itself as a leader in the effective use of GIS for emergency management. The accolades received affirm the city's dedication to maintaining a safe environment for its residents, further solidifying the integral role of technology in modern governance.

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