We’re excited to announce a new set of GIVE feature improvements and bug fixes designed to support NG9-1-1 GIS validation, review, editing, publishing, and issue resolution workflows.

Here are the highlights in this update:

ENHANCEMENTS

Table of Contents Added Added a Table of Contents that provides ordered correction stages to help guide users through a logical review workflow. The TOC also provides quick layer health statistics, direct access to layers, and automated filtering to records with corresponding anomalies.

Expanded Publishing Support Publishing now incorporates updates to web map and locator services, in addition to the existing sharing workflows between adjacent agencies and the State.

Redesigned Layer Control UI Redesigned the Layer Control interface and enabled retention of layer control settings for individual users.

Distance Marker Layer Added support for the Distance Marker layer, a standard NENA v6.3 layer used to support distance reference information within NG9-1-1 GIS workflows.

GAIN Group Reorganization Renamed NAG to GAIN and re-organized the related groupings to improve structure, usability, and workflow clarity.

Duplicate SSAP Refinements Added Remove Duplicate SSAP functionality and refined QA rule logic for detecting duplicate SSAP records.

Restored LIN QA Rule Restored the LIN QA rule, which flags road centerlines that are not broken at intersections.

BUG FIXES

Resolved an issue where base maps were missing.

Corrected an issue where downloading data in the user’s local schema was missing unmapped fields.

Corrected Data Tab field alignment for a small number of attribute fields.

Resolved an issue where the VCR Report preview was not generating as expected.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support and trust GIVE.