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How-To Guide for Funding State and Local Public Safety Wireless Networks
"This guide provides public safety professionals and government managers with an introduction to the key steps in developing and implementing a comprehensive strategy for funding wireless networks. Core components and activities are identified for estimating network lifecycle funding requirements, developing a comprehensive funding strategy, implementing a funding strategy, and maintaining full funding for the network lifecycle."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Sample Request for Proposals (RFP)
"This document provides an example of an RFP for a trunked VHF system that complies with Project 25 using commercial off-the-shelf equipment. This sample offers a starting point or template for those interested in developing RFPs to solicit commercial bids for improving their wireless communications system."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Security Issues Report - Impediments and Issues on Using Encryption on Public Safety Radio Systems
"This report identifies and qualifies issues and challenges associated with the development, deployment, and decisions regarding the use of encryption technologies within the state and local public safety community. This examination presents factual information and dispels common misinformation about the use of encryption technologies, potential legal ramifications, and operational considerations."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2002-03
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Public Safety Communications Security Awareness Guide
"This guide describes public safety communications security problems and potential solutions in clear, concise terms."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Public Safety's New Allocation: Answering Users' Questions on the 4.9 Gigahertz Band
"A fact sheet designed to provide all public safety users with the basic information concerning the new 4.9 GHz band. Topics include what the allocation offers public safety, eligibility to use the band, licensing and operational rules for use of the band, and the implementation schedule."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Role of the Federal Government in Public Safety Wireless Interoperability
"This guide is directed at Federal Government leaders but is intended to assist all levels of government in understanding the role that the Federal Government can take in improving public safety interoperability. Describing the Federal Government as a enabler of interoperability, the guide provides examples of several activities the Federal Government is currently undertaking to improve public safety communications."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Public Safety Wireless Communications Interoperability Guide
"This guide defines public safety interoperability and explains the key issues causing interoperability problems in clear, concise terms. The guide is endorsed by the International Association of Fire Chiefs, the National Association of State EMS Directors, and the International Association of Chiefs of Police."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Special Services District Interoperability Report
"This report assesses interoperability capabilities of private, military, or quasi-governmental organizations that employ first responders (e.g., security guards or law enforcement officers, emergency medical technicians, or firefighters) to respond to emergency incidents in a defined area. It documents the state of interoperability between these special services district (SSD) public safety providers and governmental or other public safety agencies. Among its key findings, the report states that the majority of SSDs view interoperability with other public safety agencies as imperative and use commercial services as the primary means of communicating with these agencies."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2003-05
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Public Safety Radio Communications on Tribal Lands: A Summary
"This report summarizes the Public Safety Radio Communications on Tribal Lands assessment. The purpose of the assessment was to gain an understanding of public safety interoperable communications on tribal lands. The report gives an overview of the state of land mobile radio communications and interoperability for the 12 tribal nations that were assessed."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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DLMR System Security Guidelines Recommendations
"This document identifies recommended system security guidelines, including industry best security practices. Local, state, and federal public safety agencies may apply these system security guidelines to the design, implementation, and operation of their digital land mobile radio (DLMR) systems. Implementation of these guidelines, if followed, should improve overall system security among current and developing public safety DLMR systems."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1998-10
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Key Management Plan Template for Public Safety Land Mobile Radio Systems
"This document provides a template to guide the development of encryption key management plans for public safety wireless systems. Local, state, and federal public safety agencies may apply this template to develop key management plans for their land mobile radio (LMR) systems."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2002-02
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Land Mobile Radio System Security Planning Template
"This template provides a guide for public safety radio managers to follow when developing their own security plans. The security planning template allows radio managers to identify the security requirements and security controls needed to protect the radio system from potential risks and vulnerabilities."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1999-08
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Land Mobile Radio System Recommended Security Policy
"This document provides a template to guide the development of security policies for public safety wireless systems. Local, state, and federal public safety agencies may apply this template to develop their own security policies for their land mobile radio systems."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1999-10
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Digital Land Mobile Radio (DLMR) Security Problem Statement
"This problem statement highlights emerging security issues associated with evolving public safety radio communications systems. This narrative addresses the vital need for security from an infrastructure protection perspective, explains the cause of new security threats and vulnerabilities, and highlights the security challenges that face the public safety community."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1998-06
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Security Field Data Collection and Analysis Report - Sites #1 800 MHz Analog Trunked
"These reports help increase understanding of security issues associated with evolving public safety infrastructures. They also identify best security practices to decrease risks to public safety communications systems."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1998-10
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Security Issues and Analysis Report - Encryption Key Management
"This report addresses security issues and concerns regarding encryption key management, raises awareness of the importance of a key management program, and provides recommendations for establishing proper key management."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2001-10
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Avoiding Interference Between Public Safety Wireless Communications Systems and Commercial Wireless Communications Systems at 800 MHz: A Best Practices Guide
"The following link contains an outside report developed by a working group of subject matter experts that discusses the problem of interference between commercial mobile and public safety radio networks. The report was compiled by the following organizations: APCO International, the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association, Motorola, Nextel Communications, and the PSWN Program."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program; Association of Public-Service Communications Officials-International; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association
2000-12
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Spectrum Issues and Analysis Report - Multiple Access Techniques
"This report highlights the functionality of three access methods - FDMA, TDMA, and CDMA - for supporting multiple simultaneous users with a finite amount of spectrum. It describes the advantages and disadvantages of each method and highlights various forms of implementation for each technology."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2001-11
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Public Safety Radio Spectrum: A Vital Resource for Saving Lives and Protecting Property
"This guide produced in 2000 is an update of the Public Safety and Radio Spectrum Guide that was previously prepared by the PSWN Program. It stresses the importance of radio spectrum to public safety missions and discusses how radio spectrum for public safety use has changed since the original Public Safety and Radio Spectrum Guide was produced in 1998."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Fee-for-Service Private Wireless System Cost/Benefit Study Report
"This report discusses the feasibility of a fee-for-service arrangement as an alternative procurement option for land mobile radio systems. Public safety agencies may want to evaluate this option because it gives an organization access to a system built, installed, and maintained by another entity, minimizing the need to budget for significant capital investments."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2001-10
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Federal Interoperability Assistance Support: Funding Strategy Best Practices Report
"This report examines how three states: Alaska, Arizona, and Wyoming each devised and assembled a multifaceted approach to funding their statewide radio systems. It highlights key features shared by the various approaches and identifies actions, strategies, and best practices that can be tailored to any state or region seeking funding for an interoperable wireless communications system."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2002-11
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LMR Replacement Cost Study Report
"This cost study was performed to estimate the replacement value of the Nation's public safety LMR equipment and infrastructure. Completed in June 1998, the study represents the first known comprehensive effort to estimate the replacement value of the LMR communications infrastructure currently installed and used by public safety agencies of local, state, and federal governments."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
1998-06
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LI NYC Emergency Management Conference - Lessons Learned From The World Trade Center Attack
"This report summarizes discussions at the ninth annual LI NYC Emergency Management Conference held May 20-22, 2002, in New York City. The conference reviewed the events of September 11, 2001, in New York City. The report highlights key findings and recommendations gleaned from the conference sessions."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2002-06
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Fire/EMS Interoperability Study Summary Report
"This document provides an easy-to-read summary of the Fire/EMS Interoperability Study. The study identifies the issues that affect the ability of the fire and EMS community to achieve communications interoperability. The goal of the study is to provide detailed information to support policy development and decision making regarding interoperability issues."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Role of the Local Public Safety Community in Wireless Interoperability
"This guide is directed at local government leaders but is intended to assist all levels of government in understanding the role that the local government can take in improving public safety interoperability. Describing the local public safety community as the primary protector of life and property, this guide explains ways that the local public safety community can improve interoperability."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Role of the States in Public Safety Wireless Interoperability
"This guide is directed at state government leaders but it is intended to assist all levels of government in understanding the role that state governments can play in improving public safety interoperability. Focusing on states as the linchpins to interoperability, this guide explains the actions that states can take in each of the five key issue areas to interoperability."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Report Card on Funding Mechanisms for Public Safety Radio Communications
"This report provides an updated analysis of funding options available to the public safety community and assists public safety decision makers in obtaining funds for new wireless communications systems. The report aims to measure the success of government leaders' efforts in addressing the funding shortfalls identified in the last report."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
2001-08
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Coordination and Partnerships Awareness Guide
"This guide highlights the essential role that coordination and partnerships play in improving public safety interoperability. The guide highlights the problems of coordination and partnerships, describes efforts to date to overcome those problems, and outlines activities that remain to be done to improve coordination."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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Public Safety: Communications Funding Awareness Guide
"This guide explains public safety communications systems funding problems and potential solutions in clear, concise terms."
United States. Department of Homeland Security. SAFECOM
United States. Public Safety Wireless Network Program
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