Radio Networks
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Alaska State
Statewide Two-way Radio System |
Arizona Department of Public Safety
The Vision of the Public Safety Communications Commission is to: “Enable real-time, interoperable communications between local, county, state, tribal, and federal public safety entities in the state of Arizona to effectively protect lives and property.” |
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Arkansas Wireless Information Network
AWIN is a multi-phased approach to building the infrastructure for a statewide interoperable radio system. |
Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado
CCNC is the Consolidated Communications Network of Colorado, the users group for the Colorado Digital Trunked Radio (DTR) System. We meet monthly and are dedicated to creating a standards based statewide interoperable radio system. |
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Florida statewide radio communications system
Florida Statutes authorizes the State Technology Office to "acquire and implement a statewide radio communications system to serve law enforcement units of state agencies, and to serve local law enforcement agencies through a mutual aid channel." This shared system provides an enterprise solution to facilitate communications among thirteen State law enforcement entities. |
Harris County, Texas
Currently a total of 102 agencies utilize 639 talkgroups (radio channel equivalencies) on the current system. |
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Michigan PSCS
Administered by the Michigan Department of State Police Communications Division, the MPSCS Astro 25 project is a 181 site SmartZone Digital Trunked Radio system, APCO 25 compliant, providing 97% state-wide mobile radio coverage. The project is being constructed in four phases with final completion slated for the spring of 2002. |
Palm Beach County 800 MHz Info Page
Information page that describes the operational highlights of the Palm Beach County 800 MHz TRS. Items include Interoperability, Interlocal Agreements, Access Costs, and system capabilities. |
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State of Wyoming - Wyolink
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Vermont DPSCJS Two-Way Radio System
The Department of Public Safety has been operating and maintaining multiple statewide radio systems for more than 30 years. The systems are used by various emergency service providers, typically state, local, and federal agencies, including such entities as the Vermont State Police, the Highway Department, the Fish and Wildlife Department, US Coast Guard, and a single system serving more than a dozen fire departments. |
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