The FCC denied requests for reconsideration of termination from two entities.

The FCC granted a request from Westchester County, New York, to extend the construction period for four 700 MHz public-safety trunked stations.

Several jurisdictions around the country are beginning to adopt a new UL standard for in-building communications that could change the in-building market.

Motorola Solutions implemented Project 25 (P25) two-way radios into the Maryland FiRST Radio System for Allegheny County. Used by law enforcement, fire departments and EMS officials, the radios provide seamless communications across agencies and state borders.

Tait Communications completed the digital upgrade of Transport for London’s (TfL) surface fleet, fitting London’s 9,200 red buses with digital radio communications. 

The General Inspectorate for the Romanian Police selected ASTI International equip its police officers with TETRA two-way digital radios.

The FCC sent a warning of unlicensed operation to Traffic Control Services, doing business as Flagger Force, for operating radio transmitting equipment in the areas of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey without authorization.

Sepura partner in Australia Radlink Communications secured a contract with Australia's largest rail freight operator Aurizon to deliver one of the country’s largest radio networks.

One of the employees leading the turnaround of Pennsylvania’s statewide public-safety radio system earned a governor’s award for excellence. Robert Barnham was among the 49 employees from eight departments honored by Gov. Tom Wolf.

Critical Communications World (CCW), the conference and exhibition connecting critical communications professionals, will take place 18 – 20 June in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, hosted by Malaysia's Sapura Group. Produced by TCCA, the three-day event will feature a series of keynote speaker sessions, master classes and panel discussions by industry experts, along with a showcase theater highlighting the latest technology.