Baltimore to host seminar on CitiStat program 10th September 2002 Program offers solutions for managing and responding to non-emergency citizen requests The city of Baltimore will host a conference Oct. 2–4 to present
L.A. fire dispatch upgrade contract goes to Durham Communications 9th September 2002 Durham Communications, Mesa, Ariz., has won a contract to upgrade to the Los Angeles Fire Department’s aging dispatch systems. The $1.1 million project,
InfraLynx Hummer delivers interoperability on wheels 1st September 2002 The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington has out-fitted a high-mobility, multipurpose, wheeled vehicle (HMMWV, pronounced or ) with almost every
In Nashville, APCO sets sights on a global stage 1st September 2002 If you could spell you could have a front-row seat at APCO’s 68th Annual Conference and Exposition. The Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials
County takes out $17M emergency services loan 28th August 2002 August 23, 2002 Montgomery County (Penn.) hopes to have an improved emergency radio system in place as early as next June. And it can’t come early enough
UPDATED STORY New York City reports continuing 800 MHz interference 28th August 2002 In a document filed a few days ago with APCO’s 800 MHz interference database, New York City’s Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications
Emergency cell calls pose unseen danger 25th August 2002 Aug. 24, 2002 Ken Brown, director of the new Glynn-Brunswick 911 Center (Brunswick, Ga.), is troubled. Despite the state-of-the-art technology of his
IAFC conference hardly mentions radio communications, yet cites its importance 25th August 2002 The International Association of Fire Chiefs, Fairfax, Va., presented its Fire-Rescue International Conference and Exposition in Kansas City, Mo., Aug.
Sheriff says tax will help radio unit 22nd August 2002 Aug. 21, 2002 Rather than have the county impose a tax on the residents, Sheriff Mark Hackel said he would rather let the voters decide on the issue in
IBM gets nod for DC-area wireless public safety network 22nd August 2002 The Washington Post reported this morning that officials in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland would announce a contract today with IBM to build
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