Communications Interoperability
The Police1 Communications Interoperability category is a comprehensive resource for researching interoperable communication solutions. These solutions are crucial for ensuring seamless communication between different agencies and systems.
Maximizing the power of response vehicles
Best practices and insider tips
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These broadband-enabled networks support the transmission of video, images and other bandwidth-intensive data files
An untold, large number of people may be coming to Lincoln County, Nev. in late September, with some perhaps unhinged enough to try and take on the military
San Jose’s emergency action plan calls for deploying FirstNet to both first responders and other city agencies like transportation and public works
The network separates public safety communications traffic from commercial traffic and supports functions like priority and preemption
Two true stories show how technology and collaboration can help avert a crisis
Apps built for tablets, smartphones and smartwatches put mission-critical information at hand while improving efficiency, situational awareness
With the right tools in place, information from a variety of sources can be absorbed and analyzed as events unfold
In this free guide, we outline how to prepare your agency and personnel for communications in the FirstNet era
Software and hardware will be installed at dispatch centers that will give dispatchers immediate location data within 3 feet of the mobile phone being used
This cloud-based solution uses artificial intelligence to assess risk potential, track remediation and avoid escalation
The city will use the services to improve location coordinates and shorten emergency response times
A proposed bill would open up special state retirement plans that previously were available only to police, fire and EMS personnel
The thin gold line represents those who aren’t ever seen, but are mostly heard; it stands for dispatchers
When a 911 comms center becomes overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of incoming calls during a disaster, TERT teams provide support
AT&T plans to roll out a number of improvements to FirstNet this year
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The LaunchPort Rugged System by iPort offers rugged protection, wireless charging and convenient access for your iPad
Earpieces are the new answer to a decades-long problem
Tyler Technologies’ New World RMS provide role-based information that improves agency efficiency, performance tracking and situational awareness
Download this free infographic to find out what tools officers are using most in the field and how your tech compares
Numerous federal, state and private grants may be able to support all or part of your FirstNet implementation project
Cradlepoint’s in-vehicle networking solutions offer carrier flexibility, remote management and other features that help keep troopers safe on remote highways
Consider mobile devices like tablets, smartphones and smartwatches to keep officers linked to communications centers while they’re working in the field
How many law enforcement agencies are using the dedicated nationwide broadband network?
PERF project examines the impact of Next Generation 911 systems and the FirstNet wireless broadband network on police and other first responders