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Most Emergency Services Districts (ESDs) haven’t formally adopted artificial intelligence. At least—that’s what they think. But a simple document like the “AI System Facts” template tells a very different story—and signals a major shift in how Texas expects public agencies to govern technology. 🧠 This Isn’t Just a Form—It’s a Governance Test At first glance, the document looks administrative: What system are you using? Does it use your data? Is there human oversight? Is data

🚨 Big News for Texas Emergency Services 🚨 We’re proud to announce that EMSCyber360’s “Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Service District Operations” has achieved Texas DIR Certification for AI Awareness Training. This program was built specifically for EMS, Fire, Dispatch, and ESD leadership—not generic government training—focused on real-world operations where seconds matter and decisions carry risk. 🔹 What this means for your agency: • Meets Texas HB 3512 AI training

Impact Brief for Emergency Services Leadership The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is finalizing regulations under the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA). The rule will require certain critical infrastructure entities to report covered cyber incidents and ransom payments to the federal government. CISA has scheduled sector-specific town halls in March 2026, including one for the Emergency Services Sector. Why This Matters