Cloud Readiness Self-Assessment | Public Safety Cloud Standards

Start the Assessment

Provide a few details so the results can be tied back to your agency and role. The questions adjust slightly based on whether you are answering from a leadership, technical, or operational perspective.

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address *

Agency / Organization *

Title

State

Where is your agency in the cloud journey?

Which role best describes you? *

Director / ExecutiveLeadership, funding, governance, risk, and vendor accountability. IT / TechnicalNetwork, security, identity, integrations, monitoring, and support. Operator / Field UserDispatch, police, fire, records, workflows, training, and daily operations.

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Cloud Readiness Questions

Answer each question based on what is currently documented, validated, or understood by your agency. The score will be calculated immediately after submission.

Your Preliminary Readiness Score

0 / 100

Readiness Category

This self-assessment is based only on the answers provided. A deeper readiness review can validate risks, evidence, responsibilities, and vendor alignment before procurement, contract signing, migration, or go-live.

Why this matters

Cloud shifts responsibility

Agencies may rely on vendors for hosting, but they still own important operational, security, continuity, and communication responsibilities.

Readiness is role-dependent

Leadership, IT, dispatch, records, police, fire, and field users often see different risks. A useful assessment should capture those perspectives.

Gaps are easier to fix early

Contract language, connectivity, DR expectations, training, and support models are much easier to clarify before go-live.

The score starts the conversation

The goal is not to pass or fail. The goal is to identify what should be reviewed before critical operations depend on the new model.