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 #### Quick Links
 
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 - [UGRC Media Resources](/about/media)
 - [UGRC Directions and Parking](/contact/visiting)
 - [Contributing to this website](https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests)
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 - [Utah Geographic Information Systems Advisory Council (GISAC)](/collaboration/)
   - GISAC is composed of individuals from many state agencies all working together to further the cause of GIS in Utah. UGRC is trying to create a forum in which all levels of GIS expertise can mingle, learn from each other, and learn of each other's challenges. GISAC also sends recommendations to the CIO as potential rules or recommendations that would enhance GIS coordination and cooperation throughout Utah.
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 - [Utah Geographic Information Council (UGIC)](https://ugic.org)
   - UGIC is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to lead the effective application of geographic information in Utah. It is their vision to provide a modern, accurate, documented, and accessible geospatial information infrastructure for all of Utah.
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 ### Local
 
 - [Salt Lake User Group (SLUG)](http://www.slug-gis.info/)
   - SLUG brings together GIS practitioners in the core of the urbanized Wasatch Front with interesting presentations and discussions about GIS.
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 - [Other local level GIS User Group info](/collaboration/community/user-groups)
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 - [National States Geographic Information Council (NSGIC)](https://nsgic.org)
   - NSGIC promotes the coordinated, impactful, and cost-efficient application of GIS and other location-based information and analytics to best serve the nation, with emphasis on the power of initiatives and public policy that connect across local, state, federal, and private sector partners.
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 ### GIS Events
 
 - [Utah Geographic Information Council Annual Conference (UGIC)](https://ugic.org)
   - The UGIC Conference is the premiere Utah GIS conference. It is a great way to meet local GIS professionals and stay current on what is happening with GIS trends.
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 - [Annual UGIC Maps on the Hill (MOTH)](/collaboration/events/maps-on-the-hill)
   - MOTH is an excellent opportunity for students and professionals to share maps, mapping tools, and mapping projects with elected officials, fellow practitioners, and the public.
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 - GIS Day
   - GIS Day showcases geospatial technologies to students to make them aware of the possibilities and capabilities of geographic information technologies and much more!
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diff --git a/src/content/blog/2017-12-28-utah-ng911-gis-database.mdx b/src/content/blog/2017-12-28-utah-ng911-gis-database.mdx
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ With the current system (referred to as E911 since the 'E' was added when mobile
 
 UGRC’s role in NG911 is centered on the GIS mapping, or 'geospatial' component. Truth be told - this GIS mapping task - in itself is quite an undertaking. It involves statewide GIS datasets that must be accurate, complete, and current, and the list of required and strongly recommended GIS map layers is comprehensive: address points, PSAP boundaries, municipal boundaries, mile markers and more. Thankfully though, Utah is already in good shape with this data, due to the partnership between UGRC and county and local government, which has resulted in most of these datasets already being NG911-ready. Additionally, UGRC has established state data standards and sharing agreements that facilitate the consistency and longevity of these datasets.
 
-Today, thanks to the willingness and cooperation of agencies within Utah, we are excited to announce the first release of the [Utah NG911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911). This database is based on the National Emergency Number Association’s (NENA) standard for an NG9-1-1 [GIS Data Model](https://dev.nena.org/higherlogic/ws/public/download/9828/20161206_NG9-1-1%20GIS%20Data%20Model_PubRvw.pdf) in its current form. Schema-wise, UGRC will keep current with this standard and will update the Utah NG911 GIS database as NENA makes additions or changes to the specifications. NENA hopes to finalize this standard in the coming year or so. In terms of data content, UGRC will update the Utah NG911 GIS database on a monthly cycle in conjunction with our [road update cycle](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines). However, UGRC can, and will, make updates more frequently as needed. UGRC continues to explore collaborative, web-based GIS editing platforms that will make near-live edits possible, thanks to authoritative GIS data stewards around the state.
+Today, thanks to the willingness and cooperation of agencies within Utah, we are excited to announce the first release of the [Utah NG911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response). This database is based on the National Emergency Number Association’s (NENA) standard for an NG9-1-1 [GIS Data Model](https://dev.nena.org/higherlogic/ws/public/download/9828/20161206_NG9-1-1%20GIS%20Data%20Model_PubRvw.pdf) in its current form. Schema-wise, UGRC will keep current with this standard and will update the Utah NG911 GIS database as NENA makes additions or changes to the specifications. NENA hopes to finalize this standard in the coming year or so. In terms of data content, UGRC will update the Utah NG911 GIS database on a monthly cycle in conjunction with our [road update cycle](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines). However, UGRC can, and will, make updates more frequently as needed. UGRC continues to explore collaborative, web-based GIS editing platforms that will make near-live edits possible, thanks to authoritative GIS data stewards around the state.
 
 ## Looking Ahead
 
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 ## Want to Get Involved?
 
-We encourage you to download the [Utah NG911 GIS Database](/products/sgid/911) and take a look at it. We are strong believers that the more eyes are on the data and the more the data is used, the better it will get. If nothing else, make sure house or business addresses, or both, are geocodable in both the `RoadCenterlines` and `AddressPoints` UGRC datasets. These are the datasets that will ensure proper 911 response to your location during an emergency situation.
+We encourage you to download the [Utah NG911 GIS Database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response) and take a look at it. We are strong believers that the more eyes are on the data and the more the data is used, the better it will get. If nothing else, make sure house or business addresses, or both, are geocodable in both the `RoadCenterlines` and `AddressPoints` UGRC datasets. These are the datasets that will ensure proper 911 response to your location during an emergency situation.
 
 If you don’t have the required tools and software to interact with the NG911 dataset, you can use our [mapping website](https://atlas.utah.gov/) to validate your address using the same underlying datasets. These datasets are only as good as we collectively make them, so give them a try and let us know if you experience any problems.
 
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 - [Utah Communications Authority's 911 Division](https://uca911.org/911-division)
 - [NENA’s Standard for NG9-1-1 GIS Data Model](https://dev.nena.org/higherlogic/ws/public/download/9828/20161206_NG9-1-1%20GIS%20Data%20Model_PubRvw.pdf)
 - [Utah Mapping Resources: Well-Prepared for NextGen 9-1-1](/blog/2013-11-26-utah-mapping-resources-well-prepared-for-nextgen-911)
-- [UGRC’s NG911 Database webpage](/products/sgid/911)
+- [UGRC’s NG911 Database webpage](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response)
 - [UGRC’s GitHub Code Repo for the Utah NG911 GIS database ETL process](https://github.com/gregbunce/NextGen911UtahGISDataLoader)
 
 ### NG911 Alphabet Soup

diff --git a/src/content/blog/2021-04-09-ugrc-ng911-update.md b/src/content/blog/2021-04-09-ugrc-ng911-update.md
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 Over the last several months the newly renamed Utah Geospatial Resource Center (UGRC) has been working hard to prepare the state for its transition to Next-Generation 911 (NG911). With NG911, emergency calls will rely on geospatial data for address validation and call routing. The old Enhanced 911 (E911) system, which relied on tabular data, will be gradually phased out after backing-up the geospatial data for a period of time. This means that the dispatch center, known as a public safety answering point (PSAP), that receives your 911 call will be selected based on your current location and the PSAP's service boundary. NG911 will also allow for dynamic changes to PSAP boundaries, allowing adjustments to call routing during large-scale emergencies, planned downtime, or periods of high call volume.
 
-To facilitate this paradigm shift, nearly everyone at UGRC has been working (directly or indirectly) to ensure NG911 is a success. Dating back over the last few years, we've served as the geospatial subject matter expert for the Utah Communications Authority (UCA) as they reviewed contractor proposals. More recently, Motorola was awarded as the service provider for network infrastructure, PSAP call-handling systems, and the geospatial backbone of NG911, known as the core services. As the NG911 implementation date nears for Utah's first counties later this year, UGRC has been preparing the GIS data that will feed the system and working with 911 Datamaster to perform quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC). Specifically, we've built the following [datasets](/products/sgid/911) that will be included in the initial NG911 rollout:
+To facilitate this paradigm shift, nearly everyone at UGRC has been working (directly or indirectly) to ensure NG911 is a success. Dating back over the last few years, we've served as the geospatial subject matter expert for the Utah Communications Authority (UCA) as they reviewed contractor proposals. More recently, Motorola was awarded as the service provider for network infrastructure, PSAP call-handling systems, and the geospatial backbone of NG911, known as the core services. As the NG911 implementation date nears for Utah's first counties later this year, UGRC has been preparing the GIS data that will feed the system and working with 911 Datamaster to perform quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC). Specifically, we've built the following [datasets](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response) that will be included in the initial NG911 rollout:
 
 - PSAP Boundaries - the foundational GIS layer that will route 911 calls to a specific PSAP based on the geographic boundary from which the call originates within
 - Road Centerlines - the representation of public roadways from which addresses are assigned and located

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2022-10-07-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-10072022.md b/...ontent/blog/2022-10-07-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-10072022.md
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads feature class. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as direct download links to the SGID Roads data in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-01-12-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-01122023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-01-12-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-01122023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads feature class. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as direct download links to the SGID Roads data in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-02-10-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-02102023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-02-10-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-02102023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads feature class. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as direct download links to the SGID Roads data in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-03-10-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-03102023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-03-10-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-03102023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads feature class. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as direct download links to the SGID Roads data in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response) and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-06-09-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-06092023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-06-09-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-06092023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads feature class. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as direct download links to the SGID Roads data in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-07-21-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-07212023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-07-21-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-07212023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads data layer. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as a web service layer to the SGID Roads data and direct download links in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-08-04-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-08042023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-08-04-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-08042023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads data layer. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as a web service layer to the SGID Roads data and direct download links in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-09-08-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-09082023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-09-08-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-09082023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads data layer. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as a web service layer to the SGID Roads data and direct download links in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.
 

diff --git a/...ontent/blog/2023-10-06-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-10062023.md b/...ontent/blog/2023-10-06-utah-sgid-statewide-roads-data-layer-updates-10062023.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ cover_image_alt: ugrc social card
 
 UGRC recently completed updates to the SGID Roads data layer. Please visit our [Roads and Highway System](/products/sgid/transportation/road-centerlines) data page where you will find information about the Roads data model, as well as a web service layer to the SGID Roads data and direct download links in shapefile and geodatabase format.
 
-These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products/sgid/911), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
+These updates are also reflected in UGRC's [address locators](/products/sgid/address), Utah's [Next-Generation 911 GIS database](/products//solutions/for-emergency-response), and UGRC's [street network analysis datasets](/products/sgid/transportation/street-network).
 
 The following are highlights from this month's update.