In 2009, the Oklahoma City Fire Department advertised a request for proposal (RFP) for a new fire station alerting system. We were constructing a few new fire stations and wanted to use a new style of ...
A new “age” of alerting is coming. It will help address questions about how we make sure people are alerted regardless of who they area, where they are and what they’re doing. We believe there have ...
A new IPAWS planning toolkit has been made available for alerting authorities and broadcasters interested in learning more about the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System. Using the program ...
WASHINGTON—The FCC is looking to strengthen emergency alerting, proposing new rules on how the public receives alerts on their TVs, radio and mobile phones. The FCC will also look at the feasibility ...
There are many commonalities shared by career and volunteer departments, and by those from the city, suburbs and country. But, among the most basic and critical of these is the need to be alerted to a ...
GOLDEN, Colo. & HILLIARD, Ohio, — Locution Systems, Inc. (www.locution.com), which offers an advanced fire station alerting and automated 911 dispatching system for fire and EMS departments, and Alert ...
Congress wants better emergency alerting for the United States. So the Federal Communications Commission is working on several ways to accomplish that. Among other things, the FCC wants to get state ...
The automated system is expected to speed up the process and allow dispatchers to focus on 911 calls with fewer interruptions Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to email a link to ...
WASHINGTON—Two local television stations in the nation’s capital will conduct an eight week trial of ATSC 3.0’s advanced emergency warning capabilities, including text-based alerts and rich media, and ...
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