Achieving a FirstNet Listed designation means Fulcrum is a vetted and trusted solution for public safety, meeting FirstNet app requirements. Additionally, FirstNet subscribers will benefit from FirstNet’s added reliability while…
By Brent Williams, Senior Advisor for EMS, First Responder Network Authority With the arrival of FirstNet, emergency physicians, paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) now have access to the nation’s first…
FirstNet users will have access to AT&T’s 5G services that are set to be available nationwide by the middle of next year, but the 700 MHz Band 14 spectrum will…
FirstNet Ready™ Device Helps Improve Situational Awareness and Law Enforcement Officer Safety PRESS RELEASE SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Sept. 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Axon (AAXN), the global leader in connected public safety technologies, today announced…
Allthingsfirstnet.com announced a new website dedicated exclusively to public safety telecommunicators. PRESS RELEASE Allthingsfirstnet.com announced a new website dedicated exclusively to public safety telecommunicators. The new site www.allthingsecc.com is designed…
Standing across the busy two-lane road from Tilghman Island’s fire station, Maryland officials cut a ribbon on Tuesday celebrating a new cell tower erected thanks to the FirstNet build-out. By…
Global Wireless Solutions (GWS) on Wednesday released results of drive test data and consumer research that for the second year ranked AT&T in the top spot for overall national…
Ultra-compact, powerful USB modem delivers plug-and-play speed and simplicity to connect laptops and other devices 4G LTE (Cat 18) USB800 Modem also certified and approved for use with services on…
AT&T has expanded its Flying COW (Cell on Wings) drone fleet, which supports cellular coverage for disaster recovery and FirstNet emergency response. Courtesy of AT&T
AT&T* is ready for Tropical Storm Dorian with a fleet of disaster response equipment and personnel if needed.
Two cooperative research and development agreements, between the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the First Responder Network Authority and more than 75 industry partners, have made emergency service communication easier.
A new solution aims to speed incident response by dynamically vetting and authorizing first responders and their devices so they can access and share information when they are participating in incidents outside their home jurisdiction.
Emergency service communication can now cut through congested phone lines during a crisis thanks to two Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA) between the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet), and more than 75 industry partners.
A new government-funded communications network will give them priority over cell service lines.
Talbot County’s first responders are getting a boost in their wireless communications with the addition of a new, purpose-built cell site.