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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New technologies will revolutionize how we do our jobs
The choice of technology investments must reflect not just the vision of leadership but also the insights and needs of the officers on the ground
Innovative technology allows officers to communicate with subjects and suspects from a safe distance
Sheriff Vernon Betts wants $2 million in funding for police take-home radios that would replace current outdated equipment
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The system will now stop assigning old incidents the same priority designation as emergencies that are underway when residents reach out for help
During her 8-hour shift, Brittany Swetson will hear about a shooter, prowler and alligators — real and imagined
Public safety leaders reflect on the 21st anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the legacy of 9/11 in the emergency services
This webinar discusses the ever-changing cyber landscape and spotlight modern advancements in live communications collection.
Bakersfield Police Department’s recovery specialist has a special set of skills to field 9-1-1 calls for community members who may need mental health services
How virtual phone lines for law enforcement can promote effective, transparent policing and community engagement
Complete your department’s push-to-talk set-up with these accessories
The department will create policies and procedures to ensure the equipment is only used during an active shooter event or emergency situation
The Haltom City, Texas, Police Department was looking for a solution that allowed instant, secure collaboration compliant with relevant laws
The nearly 30-foot trailer can serve as a private 5G standalone network connected to the THOR command center vehicle
The T-Mobile wireless network makes use of both low- and mid-band frequencies to deliver America’s largest 5G network and new operational capabilities for first responder agencies
The new iPhone 13 Pro Max cellphones will allow officers to work on their phones instead of at the station
From technology-driven to intelligence-led policing, view this webinar to hear valuable insights from law enforcement leaders
The Mobile Utility Technology Transport can connect first responders to a variety of networks, including 5G and 4G LTE
Chief says officer shortage has police working overtime “just to handle the bare minimum”
The suspect agreed to release his hostage on one condition: a news crew would broadcast his complaints
The court rejected a challenge by the Connecticut State Police Union, which argued the law violates troopers’ contracts
Chief Pete Arredondo was unaware students were still alive and calling 911 from inside the classroom, said State Sen. Roland Gutierrez
Argus Corrections Solutions’ Echo 2.0 raises the bar for safety and security capabilities of institutions
Sen. Roland Gutierrez called it a “system failure” that calls weren’t communicated to embattled Chief Pete Arredondo
The on-site commander, according to DPS Director Steven McGraw, thought “they had time to organize,” but McGraw said this “was the wrong decision”
Contrary to promises of secure messaging and data storage, public messaging apps are not designed to exchange intelligence shared among officers
Dispatcher Asisha Milton will never forget this call
Dispatchers will soon ask 911 callers to make reports elsewhere for incidents that don’t require a police response
Keith Thornton, Jr., the 911 dispatcher on duty when Officer Ella French died, says crime in Chicago is out of control
Protect officer privacy and the integrity of investigations with virtual phone line technology that captures communications and digital evidence in the cloud
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