Public Safety

Fire chief association calls for Cyren Call proposal consideration

The Maryland Fire Chiefs Association recently submitted a letter to FCC Chairman Kevin J. Martin in support of Cyren Call

Providence unveils first-responder mesh data network

City of Providence, R.I., officials yesterday announced that a new citywide mesh network is allowing police and fire personnel to access broadband data and video from

Partnership breeds next-gen WLAN software

Trapeze Networks recruited AirDefense to help in the development of version 5.0 of its existing WLAN Mobility System Software.

DoD exercise tests wireless communications, interoperability

Fortress Technologies demonstrated secure wireless communications during the Joint User Interoperability Communications Exercise, an annual Department of Defense interoperability drill held recently at Ft. Monmouth, N.J.

Agencies turn to law firm during rebanding

The law firm of Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker announced that more than 100 public-safety agencies nationwide chose the firm to represent them during

Stone County deploys E911 system

Stone County, Mo., bought InterAct Public Safety Systems’ E911 emergency system, which includes a computerized telephony integration, computer aided dispatch and

Virginia Fire Chiefs ask for Cyren Call proceeding

Public-safety support for the notion of a nationwide, public-safety-grade, broadband network utilizing 700 MHz spectrum that would be built by commercial operators continued this week with the Virginia Fire Chiefs Association (VFCA) asking the FCC to open a proceeding to consider such a proposal.

FCC probes Indiana two-way radio dealer

The FCC yesterday opened a proceeding to determine whether the licenses of Commercial Radio Service in Terre Haute, Ind., and Timothy Doty should be revoked

Air Force inks contract with Space Data

Near-space wireless firm Space Data today announced it was awarded a five-year, $49 million U.S. Air Force contract to provide communications via base stations attached to the company’s balloons, which ascend to 65,000 to 135,000 feet above the earth.

U.S. Army uses mobile computer to combat improvised explosives

Symbol Technologies completed a $10 million product and services order for the U.S. Army’s Counter Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) initiative

Fire chief association calls for Cyren Call proposal consideration

Providence unveils first-responder mesh data network

Partnership breeds next-gen WLAN software

DoD exercise tests wireless communications, interoperability

Agencies turn to law firm during rebanding

Stone County deploys E911 system

Virginia Fire Chiefs ask for Cyren Call proceeding

FCC probes Indiana two-way radio dealer

Air Force inks contract with Space Data

U.S. Army uses mobile computer to combat improvised explosives

Commentary

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