Upcoming Events
Ohio APCO/NENA Joint State Conference
Public Safety Cloud Standards will be participating in the Ohio APCO/NENA Joint State Conference. This is a strong opportunity to connect with Ohio public safety and 911 leaders about cloud readiness, vendor accountability, disaster recovery, uptime expectations, monitoring visibility, and practical operating standards for mission-critical systems.
Michigan 911 Technology Forum
Public Safety Cloud Standards is scheduled to present “Public Safety in the Cloud: What Agencies Need Before Making the Move” at the Michigan 911 Technology Forum. The event is a home-market opportunity to continue conversations with Michigan 911 and public safety leaders about cloud readiness, resiliency, vendor accountability, and operational expectations.
IPSTA Conference
Public Safety Cloud Standards is scheduled to present “Public Safety in the Cloud: What Agencies Need to Know Before Making the Move” at the IPSTA Conference. The session is planned for Monday, Oct. 19 from 1:30–3:00 PM in Plaza A, with a focus on helping agencies ask better questions before moving mission-critical systems into hosted environments.
Past Events
NENA 2026 Conference & Expo
NENA 2026 was a valuable opportunity to connect with public safety and 911 professionals and continue conversations about cloud readiness, vendor accountability, disaster recovery, uptime expectations, monitoring visibility, and practical operating standards for mission-critical systems.
Florida APCO 2026 Chapter Conference
Presentation: Public Safety in the Cloud: What Agencies Need to Understand Before Making the Move
The Florida APCO session was a strong opportunity to continue the conversation with public safety professionals about cloud readiness, vendor accountability, operational transparency, disaster recovery, failover expectations, and the need for clearer standards around mission-critical hosted systems.
2026 MPSTC Annual Conference
Presentation: Public Safety in the Cloud: What Agencies Need to Understand Before Making the Move
The MPSTC session went very well and led to strong conversations with Michigan public safety leaders about cloud readiness, vendor accountability, disaster recovery, uptime expectations, monitoring visibility, and practical operating standards for mission-critical systems.