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Sunnyvale DPS Unveils New Mobile Command Center

February 3, 2012

What’s black and white and wireless all over?

The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety’s new satellite-equipped mobile command center that can communicate with up to 16,000 different law enforcement and emergency services radio frequencies.

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Strolling for Safety

February 3, 2012

Mike Shannon of the Spokane County 911 emergency system was working on a north Spokane street on Thursday, collecting geo-positioning data for the homes there. His work is part of an ongoing upgrade of the 911 communications system.

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Billerica Passes on 9-1-1 Plan

February 2, 2012

BILLERICA — The town will no longer participate in talks to enter a regional emergency-dispatch plan after the Board of Selectmen voted Monday night to stick with the dual fire and police systems already in place.

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There’s No Model for This

February 2, 2012

Public safety has been operating on push-to-talk radios for more than 50 years. Over the decades, there have been incremental improvements, but all have built upon previous models. As the public safety community looks to build a nationwide broadband network, however, there are no previous models to study. To use some clichéd phrases: we are starting from scratch, plowing new ground, charting a new course. Whichever expression you choose, it’s a daunting task.

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Two Dispatchers Commended for Saving Two Lives

February 1, 2012

CHAMBERSBURG — Jan. 31, 2012 — Two 911 dispatchers were honored today for giving emergency instructions to a bystander who helped bring a baby into the world and another who kept a heart attack victim from departing.

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Kanawha 9-1-1 Dispatcher Faces Charge in Sex Abuse of Relative

January 30, 2012

A longtime Kanawha County Metro 9-1-1 dispatcher has been charged with sexual abuse for allegedly fondling a teenage relative.

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Public Safety Radio: Field Narrowed to 2

January 30, 2012

Tim Hrenchir, Topeka Capital-Journal (Kansas) Two companies – Motorola and Cassidian – will compete for the multimillion-dollar contract to provide…

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Teen Texting Tipline: Fighting Crime by Cell

January 23, 2012

Police in the nation’s capital have turned teens’ texting prowess into a crime-fighting tool, and Mayor Nutter is bringing the idea home from last week’s meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.

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Dispatch or Be Dispatched? Wisconsin City Considers Value of Joint Communications

January 23, 2012

New Berlin – In search of potential savings, both in terms of operational and capital costs, the city has hired a consultant to look into whether New Berlin might be better off if the Waukesha Communications Center answered fire and police calls.

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Cascade 9-1-1 Service Temporarily Out

January 23, 2012

Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) CASCADE, Iowa – 911 service in the Cascade area was out temporarily Wednesday afternoon. Officials from…

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