Rural Addressing
Standardized physical addresses and stronger location data help responders find homes, businesses, and incidents more efficiently.
Project Experience
From feasibility to field-ready implementation.
MTM Solutions helps public safety agencies turn complex needs into coordinated programs. Our documented work with the Navajo Police Department spans operational assessment, E9-1-1 pilot planning, rural addressing, and NextGen 911 implementation.
Current Flagship Initiative
Navajo Nation Rural Addressing & NextGen 911
The initiative connects accurate physical addressing, geospatial data, modern call routing, and consolidated PSAP operations into one coordinated public safety program.
MTM Solutions serves as a project management consultant, coordinating agencies, contractors, subject-matter experts, technology partners, outreach, and implementation work.
Client & Program Partner
Navajo Police Department · Navajo Nation Division of Public Safety
Connected Workstreams
NextGen 911
Internet Protocol-based emergency communications support voice, text, images, video, and more precise geospatial call routing.
PSAP Modernization
Modernized answering points, equipment, workflows, and operating models strengthen coordinated call handling across service areas.
Program Coordination
Agencies, contractors, GIS teams, technology partners, schedules, and deliverables are aligned through accountable project oversight.
Publicly Reported Program Progress
$6.2M
Implementation contract signed in 2024
30,000
Addresses verified in the 2025 public record
50+
Chapters represented in verified address work
80,000+
Field miles reported by Navajo Nation DPS
Program milestones reflect Navajo Nation public records and describe initiative-wide progress across participating agencies and project partners.
Documented Project History
A modernization path built in practical stages.
MTM's original project archive shows how the work progressed from a systemwide feasibility study to a focused district pilot and, ultimately, a coordinated implementation program.
Strategy & FeasibilityArchived March 2024
Navajo Police Department Consolidation Feasibility Study
MTM evaluated an effective approach for combining the operations of seven Navajo Police dispatch districts into a consolidated Public Safety Answering Point model.
Current-state emergency communications assessment
Seven-district operational and consolidation analysis
NG9-1-1 and ESInet transport recommendation
PSAP location and implementation considerations
The public feasibility record identified Yatahey and Kayenta as study-stage recommended locations. Later implementation planning evolved as the broader program moved forward.
Pilot & Readiness
E9-1-1 Pilot Project — Shiprock
MTM completed a comprehensive needs assessment for the Shiprock district and provided the Navajo Police Department team with recommended steps for deploying Enhanced 9-1-1.
Needs AssessmentDeployment RoadmapE9-1-1 ReadinessTraining & Adoption
Project Evolution
Strategy connected to implementation.
Complex public safety modernization succeeds when every phase informs the next—from operational discovery through deployment and readiness.
01
Assess the system
Document current dispatch operations, infrastructure, call-routing limitations, staffing realities, and service-area needs.
02
Define the model
Evaluate consolidation options and establish a practical path toward E9-1-1, NG9-1-1, ESInet, GIS, and PSAP readiness.
03
Prove the path
Use district-level pilot planning and operational engagement to translate recommendations into deployable next steps.
04
Coordinate delivery
Bring together public safety leadership, communities, contractors, technology partners, and field teams for implementation.
Move Your Initiative Forward
Bring structure, coordination, and public safety experience to your next project.
Whether your agency is assessing current operations, planning a modernization program, or preparing for implementation, MTM can help define the path and keep the work connected.