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Baltimore Co. begins $57 million public safety radio network overhaul

September 28, 2009197 Comments
Baltimore Co. begins $57 million public safety radio network overhaul

Baltimore County is upgrading their outdated public safety radio transmission network. And last week, Governor Martin O’Malley and County Executive Jim Smith hailed the construction of a new radio tower as the first step towards the $57 million project completion.

Miss. demos statewide wireless network

September 1, 200997 Comments

The state of Mississippi recently tested a new $162 million wireless emergency communications network in what will be the first of a three-phase statewide wireless network, dubbed the Mississippi Wireless Integrated Network (MSWIN).

Maine, Illinois and Iowa sign radio deals with Harris Corp.

August 17, 2009294 Comments

Maine’s first responders will have mobile communications coverage throughout 95 percent of the state following an initiative spearheaded by Harris Corporation. The State of Maine Office of Information Technology (OIT) has selected the company’s Public Safety and Professional Communications business to deploy MSCommNet, a hybrid Project 25 (P25) VHF statewide digital radio system, based on [...]

Connecticut’s blanket of public safety and security

August 12, 200913 Comments

Connecticut will soon be the first state in the nation to warn residents about dangerous weather, missing persons, natural disasters or other crises using “Reverse 9-1-1″ technology.

COPS funding causes rejoice, disdain across states

July 30, 2009340 Comments

This week Vice President Joe Biden and Attorney General Eric Holder announced $1 billion in Recovery Act spending through the Department of Justice COPS program. The COPS Hiring Recovery Program (CHRP) is expected to create or preserve nearly 5,000 law enforcement positions at state, local and tribal agencies across the country.

Microsoft looks towards broader public safety marketplace with new fusion center solution

July 16, 2009155 Comments

In an interview with CivSource, Microsoft officials explained the design and functionality of Fusion Core Solution, including how the company is looking to encourage current users to expand and share the solution with other fusion centers.

Microsoft, ESRI launch fusion center solution

July 13, 2009232 Comments

Public safety and homeland security professionals have a new tool to fight today's evolving physical and virtual security threats. Microsoft and ESRI launched Fusion Core Solution, a solution architecture to strengthen the ability of government agencies to prepare, assess, and respond to threats of national security as well as natural disasters.

Emergency information sharing capabilities on display in Va.

July 1, 2009318 Comments

The Virginia Department of Emergency Management hosted an event where Science Applications International Corp. demonstrated the capability of an information sharing project designed for emergency response organizations.

Colorado looks to wield a cyber gavel

June 25, 2009166 Comments

The state of Colorado is looking for information on an Integrated Court System Software Solution, according to the state Department of Personnel and Administration, Office of Administrative Courts and the State Personnel Board.

Standardization, training needed to combat infrastructure cyber threats

June 12, 2009126 Comments

A host of experts and vendors descended upon Washington, D.C. this week as several House subcommittees sought opinions on how to deal with the emerging threat of breaches to our nation's infrastructure systems. EDS was involved with one of many conversations this week about cyber threats to America's infrastructure.

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