Emergency CallWorx® Awarded Contract by Brantley County, Georgia for Next Generation E9-1-1 Call Taking Solution

First Georgia County to Benefit from Fault Tolerant, Easy Web Browser System

Madison, AL, October 22, 2009 - Emergency CallWorx (ECX) announced today that it has been selected by Brantley County 911, in South Georgia, to provide an integrated, Next Generation (NG) E9-1-1 Call Taking solution. Brantley County will experience the highest level of system reliability for receiving and handling traditional, wireless and VoIP-based calls using Fault Tolerant servers that are built to maintain 99.999% system uptime. These servers are the backbone of the ECX call taking solution and come bundled with its NG9-1-1 CallStation® application for receiving and identifying the geographical location of traditional phone calls, wireless calls, SMS text messages, Smartphone videos and more.

ECX systems utilize the latest developments in Internet Protocol (IP), Voice over IP (VoIP) and Web 2.0 architecture. The system's completely integrated workflow simplifies tasks, enhances operator performance, efficiently presents information, delivers unlimited report access and is designed for rapid implementation. Upon availability, operators and dispatchers in Brantley County will be able to review video, pictures, text messages and other non-traditional communications sent to the 911 center. ECX's system is also responsible for sorting and selecting the correct address from multiple address 'sources', such as the location of all wireless calls, as well as landlines coming from both AT&T and Brantley Telephone Company.

Brantley County is purchasing the ECX CallStation solution from their distributor, ez911solutions. ez911solutions is also providing the Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Mapping and local ANI database components of the complete solution, which will receive call location, or addresses, from ECX's CallStation. "We look forward to serving our citizens through our new partnership with ez911solutions and Emergency CallWorx," said William Lartz, director, Brantley County EMA/911. "We want only the best for our communities."

Greg Crawford, president of ez911solutions, stated, "ez911solutions is pleased to be working with ECX to provide cutting edge technology for a truly-integrated, Next Generation dispatch and telephony solution utilizing VoIP for Brantley County. We anticipate good things with the future collaboration of our two companies."

The cities and towns of Nahunta, Atkinson, Hickox, Hoboken, Hortense, Lulaton, Trudie and Waynesville make up Brantley County. The County receives approximately 15,000 calls for service yearly and responds to over 12,000 incidents.

"ECX is pleased to provide a Next Generation call taking system to Brantley County and is excited to be working with our distributor ez911solutions on this project," stated Craig Dollar, founder and CEO of Emergency CallWorx. "We look forward to sharing in the positive impacts that this partnership will bring as we roll the system out."

About Emergency CallWorx
Founded in 2007, Emergency CallWorx, a division of CLJ2, Inc., provides the PSAP and Dispatch community with the industry's first truly-integrated solution for receipt of Next Generation 9-1-1 call-taking, dispatching of resources, and transmission of critical information to the mobile workforce while providing a vast array of benefits from VoIP technology. Emergency CallWorx products improve control and administration of the E9-1-1, Emergency Management and Dispatch workflow process while enhancing the speed and accuracy of emergency response.

Emergency CallWorx® CallStation®, DispatchStation®, AdminiStation®, WebAccessory® and CLJ2® are registered trademarks of CLJ2, Inc., an Alabama Corporation. Other brands are trademarks of their respective owners.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Betty Hall
Emergency CallWorx
1.256.325.1911 x208
betty.hall@emergencycallworx.com