Polaris Wireless executives met with FCC officials to answer technical and other questions about its solution for locating 9-1-1 callers inside high-rises.

Comtech Telecommunications reported its operating results for the first fiscal quarter ended Oct. 31 and updated its fiscal 2019 guidance.

Another Colorado jurisdiction filed a petition asking the FCC to address Long Term Evolution (LTE) interoperability among commercial carriers.

Comtech Telecommunications will provide New Zealand’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) with a location-based services (LBS) platform to support location requirements for public-safety services. This multimillion-dollar deployment provides coverage to the country’s Emergency Caller Location Information (ECLI) service, enabling location determination for handsets across all New Zealand mobile networks.

FCC Commissioner Mike O’Rielly offered an update on states that have diverted 9-1-1 fees for other uses.

Marilyn Ward, executive director of the National Public Safety Telecommunications Council (NPSTC), shares her views on public-safety issues in this exclusive interview.

The Polizei Bayern opened its first operations center in mid-September at its headquarters in central Franconia in Nuremberg. The communications system includes the Frequentis platform, digital radio connections and the newly developed AudioHub.

G4S, a leading global integrated security company, awarded Motorola Solutions a 10-year contract to deliver the U.K.’s first cloud-based, integrated CommandCentral Control Room Solution (CRS) to Lincolnshire Police.

Montgomery County, Virginia, on behalf of the New River Valley Emergency Communications Regional Authority selected Federal Engineering to assist in the design and procurement of a regional radio communications system to support first responders and public service organizations.

The FCC released a public notice requesting comment on the readiness, preparation and response to Hurricane Michael. Comments are due Dec. 17.