IPSCC

The purpose of the Idaho Public Safety Communications Commission (IPSCC) is to assist cities, counties, ambulance districts and fire districts in the establishment, management, operations and accountability of consolidated emergency communications systems and interoperable public safety communications and data systems. The IPSCC is established by Idaho Statute Title 31, Chapter 48, Sections 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. IDAPA Rules governing the operations of the IPSCC: IDAPA-150601. The Commission reports on an annual basis to the Legislature and submits a report: 2022 Idaho Public Safety Communications Commission Report. The following link will take you to the 2020 Idaho SCIP: ID-2020-SCIP_04.01.20_Final.pdf . The IPSCC Operations Procedures may be found at the following link: Approved May 2022 IPSCC Operating Procedures.

IPSCC MISSION

Enhance Idaho’s public health, safety, and welfare by assisting emergency communications and response professionals in the establishment, management, operations, standardization, planning and development of a coordinated statewide policy/program, to ensure enhanced 911 services, NG 911 services, and future/emerging public safety technologies are available to all citizens of the state and people in all areas of the state.

Idaho IPSCC/911 Contact Info

Strategic Committee Agenda;  NA

Grant Committee Agenda: Agenda 23 August 2021

Funding Committee Agenda: Change-1-Funding-Committee-Agenda-1-October-2020.pdf

Technology Committee Agenda: Agenda 4 January 2023_Technology

PSAP Tng/Stds Agenda;  PSAP AGENDA July 2023

911 Committee Minutes/Recording: 911 Committee Recording 18 Mar 2021 (Password: Fh6fxun5)

NG 911 Small Team Meeting Agenda: small-team-agenda-change-1-28-oct-2021/

 

2023 Legislative Report

2023 Legislative Report Final