Not a residual project
Stand up a new PSAP
A new answering point is a connectivity / plan action (TD-280 family), not leftover CPE money. County Coordinator, network, MSAG/GIS, and Branch planning all have to exist before anyone shops workstations.
Plan 12–24 months. Do not promise a go-live from a vendor slide.
Flow
01 →
Need & authority
City/county resolution, 9-1-1 jurisdiction, why a new PSAP vs host-remote.
02 →
County Coordinator
MSAG, default routing, neighboring PSAP impact. This is not optional.
03 →
TD-280 family
New PSAP / plan / connectivity variants — not a CPE residual form.
04 →
Network path
How calls will arrive (legacy or NG). Separate from CPE allotment.
05 →
CPE vehicle
Once the PSAP exists, CPE follows Chapter III on the active MPA — new identity, new letter.
06 →
GIS / ALI
Location data ready before first live call. Different pot from CPE residual.
07
Go-live & FOR
Test calls, answer-time watch, then the first Fiscal & Operational Review.
Checklist
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Required documents
- TD-280 family
- Local resolution / authority
- Network order
- CPE Advanced Notification (new identity)
- GIS/MSAG plan
- STD-204
Common mistakes
Shopping CPE first
Workstations without a network path and a PSAP identity bounce.
Charging stand-up to someone else’s residual
Residual belongs to a complete funded system at that PSAP.
Skipping the County Coordinator
Default routing and MSAG errors become 9-1-1 errors.