ASAP Saves Time, Improves Accuracy, and Increases Efficiency between PSAPs and Monitoring Centers
The Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP) is a national service that is the next generation for the processing of information from alarm monitoring stations needing emergency dispatch. This protocol was founded through the joint partnership of APCO, TMA and NLETS – receiving government recognition and funding since 2010.
What is ASAP?
The Automated Secure Alarm Protocol (ASAP), launched in 2011 as a public-private partnership, is designed to increase the efficiency and reliability of emergency electronic signals from monitoring companies to PSAPs. ASAP utilizes ANSI standard protocols developed cooperatively by the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) and The Monitoring Association. With ASAP, critical life safety signals and accurate information are processed in seconds, not minutes, through the Nlets system of state-to-state PSAP communication, insuring that complete and accurate information is transmitted to the PSAP every time.
For more information please contact Bryan Ginn, phone: 703-242-4670 x19 or you can fill out the Complete Contact Request Form (preferred).
Download the PDF Brochure for PSAP’s
Updated June 12, 2020
70 Active PSAP’s
| Alabama | Maryland | Pennsylvania | Virginia |
| Montgomery | Prince George’s County | Bucks County | Arlington County |
| Morgan County | Missouri | Chester County | Chesapeake |
| Arkansas | Boone County | Dauphin County | City of Richmond |
| Little Rock | North Carolina | Monroeville | Hanover County |
| Arizona | Cary, Apex and Morrisville | Tennessee | Henrico County |
| Chandler | Durham | Bradley County | James City County |
| Phoenix | Fayetteville/Cumberland County | Brentwood | Loudoun County |
| Tempe | Guilford County | Hamilton County | Newport News |
| Florida | High Point | Memphis | Powhatan County |
| Boca Raton | Johnston County | Nashville | Roanoke |
| Bradenton | Kernersville | Williamson County | Virginia Beach |
| Charlotte County | Union County | Texas | York County |
| Collier County | Wilson County | Burleson | Wisconsin |
| Manatee County | New York | Denton County | Dane County |
| Riviera Beach | Broome County | Grand Prairie | Washington DC |
| Sarasota County | Monroe County | Harris County | |
| West Palm Beach | Onondaga County | Highland Park | |
| Georgia | Suffolk County | Houston | |
| Alpharetta | Ohio | Missouri City | |
| Augusta/Richmond County | Cincinnati | Plano | |
| Dekalb County | Delaware County | Williamson County | |
| Dublin | |||
| Hamilton County | |||
| Westerville |
PSAP’s in Testing or Implementation
| Alabama | Indiana | Pennsylvania |
| Birmingham | Indianapolis | Elk County |
| Arizona | Louisiana | Texas |
| Paradise Valley | Orleans Parish | Allen |
| Colorado | Maryland | Beaumont |
| Denver | Frederick County | Galveston |
| Florida | North Carolina | Washington |
| Lee County | Brunswick County | Bremerton |
| Georgia | Raleigh-Wake County | Tacoma-Pierce |
| DeKalb County | Ohio | |
| Illinois | Chagrin Valley-Bedford | |
| Aurora | Mansfield | |
| Westerville |
Resources
Awards
- 2009 Governor’s Technology Award for Innovation in Local Government
- Inaugural IJIS Institute’s Innovation Award (2009)
- American City & County Magazine’s 2009 Crown Community Award for Excellence in Local Government
- Center for Digital Government’s 2009 Digital Government Achievement Award
- Accepted into the 2009 City Showcase Sponsored by the National League of Cities
- Alliance for Innovation 2010 Award for Innovation in Local Government
- 2013 Computerworld Honors Laureate Award – Safety & Security
- 2013 Governor’s Technology Award for IT as an Efficiency Driver, Government to Business
- 2013 Government Computer News (GCN) Award for Outstanding Information
- Technology Achievement in Government
- 2013 – Best of NIEM award and induction into the NIEM Hall of Fame
- Alliance for Innovation 2014 Award for Outstanding Innovation in Local Gov’t
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