2021 Expenditure Report Status Map 042621
Expenditure Report Status Map
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May Workshop

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Grant Update 04/09/2021 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE PROGRESS REPORT (here)

Full version of Annual Performance Progress report 04092021

November 6, 2019

The Kansas 911 Coordinating Council has awarded 30 grants, totaling $1,800,000 and supporting 36 different PSAPs. This is the full amount of the Federal Grant for this subgrant project.

It is possible that the actual funds used by the awardees will total less than their grant applications. Should that happen, any remaining funds will be awarded on a “first-come, first-served” basis. While there is no guarantee of how much money, if any, will be available, applications will continue to be accepted to establish a waiting list.

Thank you,

Kansas 911 Coordinating Council Subgrant Committee

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Douglas County Joins Hosted Solution — 100th PSAP

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KU Public-Safety Joins Hosted Solution

KU
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Staff Contact Information

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TRAINING – KS Chapter of APCO Spring Conference- VIRTUAL

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Posting on behalf of the KS Chapter of APCO

Registration will open for the Spring Conference on March 1st! We are still looking for TCOY Award nominees from 2020. Please go to our website (tap on the picture below) to find the information. The button labeled TCOY award forms will give you all of the options.

We will share more about our conference LIVE a week before registration opens for full details.

We are excited to be working with a new media platform for this conference. Ricardo Martinez from Within the Trenches Media will be working with us on our media platform. Our Keynote Speaker, Halcyon Lee is very excited to be joining us too! Full details can be found at www.ksapco.org

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SPP has declared an Energy Emergency Alert (EEA) Level 1

Effective at 1:15 pm Central time, SPP has declared an Energy Emergency Alert (EEA) Level 1 for its entire 14-state balancing authority area. Generation is currently sufficient to serve system-wide demand across the region and to fully satisfy operating reserve requirements. We continue to urge all homes and businesses throughout our 14-state region to conserve electricity but are not directing any interruptions of service at this time. The public should follow their service providers’ directions regarding local outages, tips for conservation and safety.
Previously, SPP had been in an EEA Level 2 since 6:28 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 16.

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PSAP RESOURCE LINKS– Rolling Power Outages- ETC

Please refer to your local emergency management agency for the most up to date information, as well as your local
National weather office.

The below are gathered links and sources that you may find helpful in the upcoming days. Please note the two attachments
Regarding Power Load Reduction planning and conditions.

These links are for your reference

Evergy Outage Map
https://outagemap.evergy.com/default.html/

KCC Corporation
https://kcc.ks.gov/

KS Division of Emergency Management
https://www.kansastag.gov/kdem_sitemap.asp

Wichita Eagle Article
https://www.kansas.com/news/weather-news/article249263995.html?fbclid=IwAR2DwUSp81U37G7Nml6-WK4mHwhSeRWE667p3gmXpC1sm6PbBBEBVOz-OBo

Governor Kelly Press Release: 02/15/2021
Gov. Laura Kelly holds a news conference to give an update on the extreme winter weather.
14:30 hours
https://fb.watch/3GG5VSPlg6/

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Happy 53rd Birthday 911!

February 16, 1968 sees the first official “911” call placed in the United States. Now taken for granted as first course of action in the event of emergency by nearly all of the nation’s 327 million people, 911 is a relatively recent invention and was still not standard across the United States for many years after its adoption by Congress

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