Common use of Geo-MSAG Clause in Contracts

Geo-MSAG. A geospatially-based database that replaces the MSAG and is created and managed using a road centerline GIS dataset. A city or county must first transition from a traditional tabular MSAG to a Geo-MSAG before it can transition to NG9-1-1. In order to qualify to initiate the transition to a Geo-MSAG, a county must achieve at least 98% match between ALI to RCL records as described later in this document.

Geo-MSAG. A geospatially-based geospatially‐based database that replaces the MSAG and is created and managed using a road centerline GIS dataset. A city or county must first transition from a traditional tabular MSAG to a Geo-MSAG Geo‐MSAG before it can transition to NG9-1-1NG9‐1‐1. In order to qualify to initiate the transition to a Geo-MSAGGeo‐MSAG, a county must achieve at least 98% match between ALI to RCL records as described later in this document.

Geo-MSAG. A geospatially-based geospatially‐based database that replaces the MSAG and is created and managed using a road centerline GIS dataset. A city or county must first transition from a traditional tabular MSAG to a Geo-MSAG Geo‐MSAG before it can transition to NG9-1-1NG9‐1‐1. In order to qualify to initiate the transition to a Geo-MSAGGeo‐MSAG, a county must achieve at least 98% match between ALI XXX to RCL records as described later in this document.

Geo-MSAG. A geospatially-based database that replaces the Legacy MSAG and is created and managed using a road centerline GIS dataset. A city or county must first transition from a traditional tabular MSAG to a Geo-MSAG before it can transition to NG9-1-1. In order to qualify to initiate the transition to a Geo-MSAG, a county must achieve at least 98% match between ALI to RCL records as described later in this document.