Emergency Medical Coordination Center (EMCC)

The NCTTRAC Member Hub – Active Member Directory is a comprehensive resource designed to connect partners, agencies, and stakeholders across our region. This directory provides quick access to essential contact information, organizational details, and service categories to support effective communication and collaboration. Whether you’re coordinating emergency responses, public health initiatives, or interagency operations, the Regional Directory ensures you have the right connection at your fingertips.

Use this tool to streamline outreach, strengthen partnerships, and enhance situational awareness throughout the region.

Please use the button below for instructions on gaining access to the Member Hub – Active Directory Navigation Instructions:

The Regional Document Library serves as a centralized resource hub for emergency management stakeholders across the region. Here you’ll find essential plans, guidelines, reference materials, and operational documents to support coordinated preparedness and response efforts.

If you have suggestions for additional documentation to be included, please email ncttrac_emcc@ncttrac.org.

As North Texas prepares to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup 2026, NCTTRAC plays a critical role in ensuring the safety and health of residents and visitors alike. Serving as the administrative body for regional trauma and emergency healthcare systems, NCTTRAC coordinates across hospitals, EMS, emergency management, and public health partners to maintain readiness for mass gatherings of this scale.

Our mission is to support seamless medical response, enhance system-wide preparedness, and ensure rapid coordination in the even of emergencies. Through proactive planning, multi-agency exercises, and real-time information sharing, NCTTRAC helps safeguard the region against a range of potential incidents – from trauma and mass casualty events to public health concerns and disaster scenarios.

Together with our partners, we are committed to delivering a safe and successful World Cup experience for all.

At NCTTRAC, we leverage Pulsara as a critical communication and coordination tool to enhance regional emergency response. Pulsara provides a real-time, HIPAA-compliant platform that connects EMS, hospitals, public health, and emergency management teams across our region. By streamlining communication during time-sensitive emergencies, Pulsara helps ensure faster, more efficient patient care and resource coordination. Whether managing routine incidents or large-scale events, NCTTRAC uses Pulsara to facilitate seamless collaboration and improve outcomes for the communities we serve.

High Consequence Infectious Diseases (HCIDs) are infectious diseases that present an immediate threat, pose a high risk of death or serious long-term disability to a large number of people, and create a substantial risk of public exposure due to the disease’s high level of contagion or method by which the disease is transmitted. Although often spread initially by animals, HCID conditions also spread from person-to-person.

The HCID Team provides guidance for and coordinates surveillance and monitoring activities for HCIDs in Texas. The HCID Team also coordinates with federal partners, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for international surveillance, specialized testing, and clinical consultations.