Sepura SRG3900 mobile terminals have been deployed in trams and buses in the Östergötland region in Sweden as Östgötatrafiken, the Swedish transport administration, overhauls its critical communications capability.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) asked the FCC to remove an application freeze on business enterprises and private carriers in the T-band spectrum.

The way we live has changed drastically. With more and more people looking to occupy the world’s major cities, the obvious choice has been to build up. The result is huge numbers of individuals and businesses alike finding their homes in high-rise buildings. This offers huge benefits, but it is not without its drawbacks and communications, particularly when it comes to safety.

The city of Moquegua in the province of Mariscal Nieto-Moquegua in Peru awarded Hytera Perú a contract to renew its mission-critical communication system. An integrated security solution based on the TETRA standard is being implemented, which will replace an old analog radio system.

Buncombe County, North Carolina, retained the services of Federal Engineering to provide public-safety radio system coverage analyses, generate a findings report and recommend improvements.

A variety of public-safety organizations filed with the FCC asking the commission to remove consideration of a report and order that would allow states to lease portions of the 4.9 GHz band from the agenda for its September 30 meeting.

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) Operational Experimentation (OpEx) Program wants to evaluate technology solutions for first responders.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) sent an ex parte letter to the FCC seeking more details on the commission’s proposal to allow states to lease 4.9 GHz spectrum to commercial entities, utilities and other.

The Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA) asked the FCC to withdraw a report and order that would allow states to lease 4.9 GHz spectrum to commercial entities, utilities and other from consideration for its Sept. 30 meeting.

Motorola Solutions introduced the CirrusCentral Core, a cloud-based secondary core for ASTRO 25 Project 25 (P25) LMR systems. Available as a subscription service, the core is always current with the latest communication software and eliminates the need for public-safety agencies to maintain a physical, in-building backup core site.