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Emergency caller location information or the ECLI informs police, fire and ambulance of your location when you call 111 from a mobile phone.

How it Works. If you have Enhanced 911 (E911), when you dial 911 your telephone number and location are automatically sent to the 911 operator during the call. You do not have to do anything differently to use E911; the number for dialing emergency services is still the same: 9-1-1.

Thus, as the basis for validation of any z-axis technology, we require wireless carriers to demonstrate in the test bed that the technology achieves 3-meter accuracy for 80% of wireless E911 calls.

The dispatcher must complete a training program that has been approved by the Florida Department of Health. Approved training programs are at least 232 hours. They follow a state curriculum. The curriculum includes content relevant to fire, medical, and police dispatch.

Dispatchable location is the validated street address of the 911 calling party, plus additional information such as suite, apartment, or similar information necessary to adequately identify the location of the caller.

What is E911? E911 stands for Enhanced 911, and it's the part of the 911 system that automatically ties a location to the call?whether it's a specific address or coordinates. If we had to explain enhanced 911 (E911) in five words or less, we'd tell you that it's location services for 911 calls.

The E911 regulations established by the FCC are mandatory for all interconnected VoIP service providers, and are designed to protect the safety of VoIP users who expect that when they dial 911, emergency responders know exactly where they are and will quickly arrive on-scene.