Nationwide public safety broadband kept responders connected across jurisdictions during a massive multistate disaster response. In the aftermath of the catastrophic July 2025 flooding along the Guadalupe River in Central…
How does a hospital system restore life-saving communications after a cyberattack or during a planned fiber outage? For Maryland Healthcare Coalition Region V, the answer is a robust, layered communications…
by PSBTA Team | Oct 12, 2026 | Press Releases The Public Safety Broadband Technology Association (PSBTA) will bring public safety leaders, first responders, technology experts and industry partners together…
For transportation agencies, communication is critical to keeping roads open, crews safe, and operations moving, especially in rural states where terrain and distance can challenge traditional networks. At the West…
The First Responder Network Authority works with the Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) Tribal Advisory Group (TAG) to understand the unique communications needs and priorities of tribal public safety. The…
New Framework Challenges Agencies to Rethink How They Build Resilient, Interoperable Communications Networks A new whitepaper hosted by the PSBTA, “ Broadband First: A Strategic Investment Framework for Public Safety…
PSBTA honors Scott Agnew, Jim Pasco, Patrick Yoes, Stephen Devine, and Chief Brad Ventura for advancing FirstNet and the Public-Safety Community LAS VEGAS, Nev. (September 24, 2026) – The 2026…
At the recent Vision 2026: FirstNet Users Summit, hosted by the Public Safety Broadband Technology Association (PSBTA), there was a big US map on display for attendees to stick pins…
Search and rescue in rural America can be especially challenging. In many operations, the teams need to communicate across large distances, maintain situational awareness as a unit, and send emergency…
Selection Efforts to begin the process of selecting a 4.9 GHz band manager are expected to start in January, after the members of a selection committee are chosen by the…
Key Takeaways: AT&T teams are preparing for Tropical Storm Nolo in Hawaii. The AT&T Weather Operations Center is monitoring conditions to help reduce possible impacts to our network, while prioritizing…
As wildfires threaten communities, AT&T is ready to help keep customers, first responders and communities connected. AT&T’s Network Disaster Recovery (NDR) program—the largest of its kind in the industry—prepares year-round…
In Gypsum, Colorado, wilderness meets civilization. Mountain peaks reach up to 12,000 feet around this part of northeast Colorado, where you can find the Colorado River, I-70, and the Vail…
A MACC911-led exercise with 60+ public safety professionals linked four radio systems across three states over broadband, demonstrating how agencies can gain greater capabilities at lower cost by treating resilient connectivity as the center of their network.
Time and again, I’ve heard first responders tell us about a stretch of highway where connectivity drops, a rural community that’s hard to reach, or a disaster-prone area where reliable…