Guide Offers Governor's Advice on Boosting Interoperability (11/28)

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Tuesday, November 28, 2006 | Comments

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To help governors address the urgent need for reliable communication in emergency situations, the National Governors Association Center for Best Practices (NGA Center) released Strategies for States to Achieve Public Safety Interoperability. The brief guides governors in their efforts to improve wireless interoperability. The brief outlines strategies governors can use to improve communication interoperability capacity. "Governors are well positioned to provide the leadership necessary to improve public-safety communications interoperability," said John Thomasian, director of the NGA Center. "This guide will provide governors with the tools they need to enhance emergency communications in their states and across the nation."