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How Cal State Northridge Put the Brakes on Parking Lot Crime

Like many universities, California State University Northridge wanted to create a safer environment for the university community.  The University made the decision to implement video surveillance as a crime deterrent and to investigate incidents in real time. 

Village of Gurnee/City of Zion Move Forward with Plan to Consolidate 911 Dispatch Service

A plan to merge the Village of Gurnee and the City of Zion 911 dispatch centers may be better for Zion in the long run, as it will provide better technology for emergency response and consolidate resources. The merger will help both communities to better respond to the community. IXP was sought after to consult on the consolidation.

Urgent Communications features an in depth article about IXP's video analytics, as well as an interview with IXP President Larry Consalvos

Urgent Communications is a leading resource for the communications technology industry - how it evolves and how it is used. It serves key market segments including government/military; public safety (law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical & 911); utility; transportation and business enterprise...

IXP Privatizing Emergency Dispatch

A corporate profile feature on IXP that was published in the October 14, 2015, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper.

Communication Center Consolidation-Not a one size fits all proposition

This article was published in Public Safety Communications magazine – the official publication of APCO International.

IXP Corporation Welcomes New Controller

Hires top-level talent as demand for public safety solutions expands nationwide

Re-Accreditation for the IXP Chattahoochee River 911 Authority

IXP Corporation/The Chattahoochee River 911 Authority was awarded this past week with the Re-Accreditation for the Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD) Protocols from the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED).  

IXP Corporation Expands To Meet Demand

Amy Onder named chief of business operations & general counsel; new hires announced

IXP's newest 911 call center goes live in Danbury, CT!

The IXP civilian-staffed 911 dispatch center, which is expected to save the city over $1 million dollars annually, has officially gone live.

IXP and Danbury Ct. partnership expected to save City $1 million per year

The City of Danbury, Ct. has partnered with IXP to consolidate their 911 dispatch operations and provide highly trained and certified Telecommunicators. The partnership is expected to save the City $1 million per year.