911 Profile Database
The collection and use of data helps 911 systems plan for the future, benchmark against other states, measure progress on enhancing 911, and share important information with non-911 stakeholders such as legislators and elected officials. In an effort to gather 911 data, the National 911 Program works with the National Association of State 911 Administrators (NASNA) to identify standard data elements to be collected by each state, and houses the data in the 911 Profile Database. Established in 2011, the database is kept up to date with data voluntarily submitted by states each year.
After the data is submitted, experts identify trends and summarize the findings, which are shared publicly in the National 911 Annual Report.
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Last Updated: 06/10/2022