The FBI is expanding its usage of FirstNet, awarding AT&T a mobility contract for additional FirstNet capabilities to support the FBI’s day-to-day and emergency operations. The agreement, valued at approximately $92 million, is the largest commitment to FirstNet by a law enforcement or public safety agency.
Pryme’s new P3 Warranty Program guarantees protection on all Pryme Premium Products (P3) for a full three years, a major upgrade from the company's previous warranty coverage of one or two years.
OTTO’s new Bluetooth Revo NC2 is capable of producing sharper and easier to understand transmissions than standard audio.
No matter the situation Invisio’s cutting-edge technology provides crystal clear communication that is essential for reducing risk for the officer and ensuring mission success.
Together, Verizon and Mutualink are helping improve crisis response by enabling interoperable agency communications and information sharing for devices across different networks, ensuring first responders, public safety agencies, and private security personnel can share critical information when they need it most, the companies said.
L3Harris Technologies is offering its BeOn software application for free to healthcare and public safety workers, allowing users to turn their smartphones, laptops and other devices into an encrypted public safety radio.
Pryme Radio Products was supporting essential business and critical infrastructure communications long before COVID-19, and says it will continue providing support when it is needed most.
AT&T says it is aggressively expanding the LTE coverage area for its network and FirstNet public safety communications platform so more first responders and the communities they serve can access the critical communications capabilities they need.
The development of dedicated and secure first responder cellular networks has the potential to revolutionize police communications. Is your agency ready?
The Wilkes-Barre Township Police Department presented its citizens with a social media inquiry to provide their input into the question of whether or not some or all of the agency's radio traffic should be encrypted.