It was a busy week in Anaheim as the executive Council met to get an update on the Association. Click here for the Association’s annual report. As you can see there is a lot of detail in the report. If you have an interest please feel free to look through […]
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. Santa Clara County is looking for a Communications Dispatcher I. Visit the site for contact information and job details.
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. The City of Sacramento is looking for a IT Telecommunications Engineer I. Visit the site for contact information and job details. Hurry, closes September 13, 2013.
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
As one of our commercial sponsors in August, AT&T took the opportunity to promote their continuing efforts to reduce traffic hazards and distractions by introducing the membership to their new mobile app, AT&T Drive Mode. Drive Mode is currently available for Android and Blackberry devices. It greatly reduces the risk […]
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.
During the APCO International Tradeshow and Conference, the NPSTC 4.9 National Plan Committee is having a discussion session on Wednesday the 21st at 2:00 PM in Room 209A. The Committee is putting together a draft National Plan for the 4.9 band. This session is to get together the members of […]
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. The County of Monterey is looking for a Radio Communications IT Manager. Visit the site for contact information and job details. Hurry, closes September 12, 2013.
There is a new job posting on the NAPCO.org/jobs.htm page. Clearlake PD is looking for a Dispatcher/Clerk. Visit the site for contact information and job details. Hurry, closes August 23, 2013.
The newest frequency log containing FCC updates for Northern California has been posted and is ready for download from NAPCO.org.