RapidSOS Source Sheet Statistic Source 1 Source 2 Note: Source names link to original material US 911 Calls 250 Million 911 calls in 2010 260 MM - estimated 911 calls in 2014 2.4% annual growth in 911 calls 73% of 911 calls are from mobile devices Calls to 911 increased 26% over last decade Infrastructure Failure - General Stats 26% of wireless calls in CA abandoned 10,000+ lives are lost annually due to inadequate location information on mobile 911 calls 1 in 14 CA mobile 911 calls are put on hold 911 system went down for 11 million Americans (6,600 calls didn't make it to 911) 6,000+ calls annually on hold in Austin, TX When call rerouting occurs - typically only voice is transferred (i.e. the caller's data generally does not transfer) 37X (times a woman tried 911 during WA 911 outage) 911 Location Information (Wireless Calls) 60% of wireless calls have inaccurate or no location data 90% of wireless 911 calls in DC lack accurate location information 63.4% of CA's 2014 mobile 911 calls had no location information Additional Sources 95 school shootings since the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary 1 in 5 women has been sexually assaulted 100+ million emergency room visits in the US annually 10 million car accidents in the US annually NENA Normalized based on growth rate and NENA numbers 911 Industry Alliance (credit: NENA) FCC The National Workshop on 9-1-1 Overload National 911 Program The National Workshop on 9-1-1 Overload Tech Crunch FCC Find Me 911 Coalition The Free Library / Daily News FCC Newsweek The Industry Council for Emergency Response Technologies The National Workshop on 9-1-1 Overload 9/11 Commission Daily Mail Seattle Times NBC News Digital News Nation Washington Post FCC/Findme911 USA Today Everytown for Gun Safety The White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault Centers for Disease Control and Prevention United States Census PBS 1 is 2 Many Campaign, the White House Agency for Health Care Research & Quality
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