A change in the Project 25 Compliance Assessment Program (P25 CAP) listing of grant-eligible radio equipment for first responders, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Monday. DHS said ...

The Joint SAFECOM–National Council of Statewide Interoperability Coordinators (NCSWIC) Project 25 (P25) User Needs Working Group (UNWG) has released the UNWG Video Series, underscoring the critical ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 12, 2003--Aeroflex' subsidiary IFR (Nasdaq: ARXX), today announced at IWCE that it continues to expand the functionality of the 2975 radio test set for Project 25 ...

(TNS) — The public's long-standing access to routine radio communications by Honolulu, Hawaii, police and firefighters is coming to an end as the city nears completion of a $15 million system overhaul ...

Luzerne County’s new digital 911 communication system goes live in less than three weeks, county 911 Executive Director Fred Rosencrans said. That means time is ticking down for fans of listening to ...

Public access to radio communications by Honolulu police and firefighters will end once a new system will encrypt the frequencies used by the departments. Above, a view of the Honolulu Police ...

Introduces modular, powerful, versatile and affordable converged mobile communications solution Embeds Land Mobile Radio (LMR), LTE and Wi-Fi capability in single device Program allows customers to ...

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi, left, and Police Chief Arthur “Joe” Logan joined representatives from emergency medical services and the fire department for a meeting with local news organizations ...

"FIPS validation confirms that the OTAR functionality has passed the toughest field standards. OTAR becomes another of our products to be FIPS validated, joining our encryption module, both of which ...

(TNS) - Public access to non-tactical radio traffic of Honolulu police, firefighters, emergency medical services workers and ocean safety personnel will remain restricted for at least the next 90 days ...

(TNS) — Public access to non-tactical radio traffic of Honolulu police, firefighters, emergency medical services workers and ocean safety personnel will remain restricted for at least the next 90 days ...