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.
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She was arrested on a charge of abuse of 911, she had called for the same reason 5 times in March
Almost an hour of audio details the frantic conversations between dispatchers, medics, and police
During this National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, the community recognizes these first first responders for what they are: Heroes
Police explained to the woman that no crime had been committed and cited her for disorderly conduct
New app provides emergency managers easy access to map-based bomb standoff distances and hazmat spill evacuation areas
The officer was tired of the usual mountain of paperwork, so he joined a tech start-up and did something about it
Speaking with a judge live online would make the testimony and warrant process quicker
She knew her mother would reach a stranded boater in her kayak before the police boat could get there
They’ve been referred for “appropriate personnel action” after a cop waited 20 minutes after being hit by a vehicle on his motorcycle
Officers had surrounded the house by the time the thieves took off, thanks to the teen and 911 dispatcher
The warrant offers no details about what is the target of the investigation, and it makes no allegations of wrongdoing by anyone
He states that only in life-threatening situations should police be typing while driving
‘Stepping’ on others’ transmissions, long a sign of disapproval, now resulting in suspensions for some
The technology instantaneously mines data from the police department’s voluminous records and assembles it in an easy-to-use form
Facecrook is a digital notebook that allows law enforcement to record and share information on suspects and persons of interest
The attorney general responded to the report by advising police chiefs to review procedures and use training materials provided by the state
These conversations are the ones a 911 operator wants to have with officers and citizens alike
The operator has not been charged with any wrongdoing, and is on paid leave during the investigation
Reports from beta test users indicate this is a stable release
How might cops use 4G mobile broadband to send and receive real-time and near-real-time information to enhance service to their communities?
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