Ambulance service receives in-vehicle mobile data 

Emergency medical personnel employed by Greenwood, Colo.-based American Medical Response are receiving critical data in the field using a wireless gateway from In Motion Technology....

The IP debate 

By Jim Barthold

Dealers are divided on whether it's a great opportunity or just a lot of hype...

California firefighters better informed 

By Merrill Douglas

Merging mapping, CAD and records management provides critical info to field personnel...

Tracking personnel gets more affordable 

By Lynnette Luna

Vendors and commercial carriers work--sometimes together--to reduce system costs...

Nextel, Sprint shareholders OK merger 

Shareholders for both Sprint and Nextel Communications have approved the proposed merger that will create the third-largest wireless carrier in the U.S....

IP-based network links call centers 

Tel Control Inc. and Avaya are collaborating on a deployment in Galveston, Texas, scheduled to be completed in the fall...

Itron automates meters at Piedmont Natural Gas 

Itron is working with Piedmont Natural Gas Co. to automate data collection from the Charlotte, N.C.-based utility's 945,000 natural gas meters...

Program uses two-way radio to unite county departments 

Officials in Hillsborough, N.J., have developed a Department of Public Works Watch Program, which is comprised of 250 employees that report accidents, crimes and suspicious activity through the use of two-way radios...

RELM awarded contract from USPS 

RELM Wireless Corp. received a contract from the United States Postal Service to provide two-way portable radios and accessories to USPS offices nationwide...

3-in-1 package offers mobile flexibility 

By Donny Jackson

Product's small size and light weight allows for easy transport...

Public-safety communications: What if? 

By Charles Werner

Nextel's iDEN network should be used as a primary public-safety communications system. Now that I have your attention, let's talk...

Satellite video aids incident command 

By James Careless

New York City fire department can see and hear what's happening in real time...

Heavens help us 

By Lynnette Luna

In times of disaster--and in some geographic areas--terrestrial communications systems often prove inadequate. While first-responder agencies fill the gaps with satellites, system operators put past failures behind them and prepare for an apparently sunnier future...

In an emergency, ICE is cool 

By Alan Tilles

Once in a while, something comes along that makes so much sense and is so simple that each of us wonders why we didn't think of it. Such is the "ICE" Cell Phone...

APCO sees intro of new products 

By Glenn Bischoff

Topics covered at conference include VoIP, public-safety trends...

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