On November 14, 2014 AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless, Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) and National Emergency Number Association (NENA) announced a consensus plan to meet the FCC’s challenge to improve 9-1-1 indoor location accuracy. The industry has long relied on the public safety expertise at APCO and […]
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. The San Jose Fire Department is looking for a Public Safety Radio Dispatcher Trainee. Hurry, applications are being accepted only through November 18, 2014. Visit the site for contact information and job details.
Don’t miss California’s Town Hall dedicated to public safety wireless broadband communications! Please Join the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Public Safety Communications Thurs. 11.20.14 | 1:00PM – 3:30PM Listen to 9-1-1 perspectives from local first responders California State Lottery | 700 North 10th Street | Sacramento, CA 95811 FirstNet […]
Soon, the Northern California Chapter of APCO will be posting a review of the recently held APCO Emerging Technology Forum, held in San Francisco, November 4-5. Northern California was fortunate to host such a well attended event, and several chapter members were in attendance. While the final report is being […]
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. The City of Oceanside is looking for a Public Safety Communications Manager. Visit the site for contact information and job details.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Alameda County Fairgrounds for Bill McCammon, retired Alameda County Fire Chief who died in his sleep Oct. 13. He was 61. Mr. McCammon was currently serving as the executive director of the East Bay Regional Communications System Authority, […]