Pettis County Joint Communications (PCJC) is enhancing its emergency response capabilities by deploying RapidDeploys Radius Mapping, a cloud-native Next Generation 911 (NG911) solution that connects critical data to telecommunicators in real-time with the goal of delivering faster, smarter, and more coordinated emergency response.

Radius Mapping brings data into a single, intuitive view-helping PCJC telecommunicators stay ahead of unfolding emergencies with real-time caller location, integrated video, and the ability to send and receive 911 texts.

Radius Mapping supports modern public safety workflows by integrating GIS-based caller location, streaming video, text-from-911, and other digital communication tools into one unified platform. This ensures critical details reach telecommunicators as fast as possible, even in complex or evolving incidents. It also helps bridge communication gaps for vulnerable or at-risk callers, including those who are non-verbal or hearing impaired, through AI language translation and SMS.

This project was funded as part of a larger NG911 upgrade project under the umbrella of The Heartland Group, and made possible as the recipient of grant funding awarded by the Missouri 911 Service Board in April of 2025.