Communications and Interoperability
The communications and interoperability resource page is designed to help firefighters keep up with the latest communications gear and best practices in mutual-aid and interoperability.
Partnership provides resources to collect aerial imagery of storm-damaged areas
It’s up to each of us to do the work and ensure we’re complementing each other’s missions
Kanawha County emergency dispatchers are now able to tell callers what to do until an ambulance arrives
Youngster was scared as grandmother had suffered a severe asthma attack
WTX-4100 Tactical Microphone and PRYMEBLU newest products from innovation company
Broadband is coming, but experts disagree on when and how
Radio manufacturer rolls out new radios and plans for digital radios
Newly-revised FCC includes a proposal to spend as much as $16 billion in the next decade
Current and future challenges to public safety communications
House Speaker Larry Cretul pulls his support from bill
It was the largest inter-agency training exercise in the town’s history
Emergency data integration system looks to streamline fire and EMS data
Town law enforcement are sometimes dispatched to accident scenes while fire and rescue workers may not be
Several Salt Lake County fire departments will soon have Bluetooth technology that allows EMTs to transmit EKG data directly to hospitals
The firefighter was not wearing a seat belt, possibly unfastening it to reach a radio
Police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers would be able to communicate with each other
Bid for new training follows reports of multiple failures in system
Officers claim they were not given enough information for the initial call
The former Explorer cadet is known for constantly fiddling with radio settings and firehouse sirens
New Fire Commissioner Cassano is giving firefighters new masks and audio equipment
Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service says 98 percent of the automatic fire alarm calls it attends are false
The vehicle will be used to respond to large-scale disasters, such as floods or a Columbine-style shooting
Major upgrades for Midwest metropolis’ safety network
Statewide test will employ a never-used code to be applied in a national crisis