APCO is seeking comments for the candidate American National Standard (ANS) titled 700 MHz Deployable Public Safety Trunking Systems. This standard expands on best practices developed by the National Regional Planning Council (NRPC) and covers both the provisioning of deployable trunked radio systems and the programming of subscriber equipment when providing mutual aid.
The public may review and comment on this candidate standard from July 23 through September 6 via the APCO website. For questions, email standards@apcointl.org or contact (888) 272-6911.
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There are a few remaining spots on these APCO Standards revision working groups now forming:
Working groups include emergency communications professionals from all levels and roles and both APCO members and non-members are welcome to participate. To learn more and to apply visit apcointl.org/standards or email standards@apcointl.org. Apply by Thursday, July 31.
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See APCO's criteria-based guidecard technology, APCO IntelliComm, in action at APCO 2025. Group demos are scheduled at the APCO Theater, or stop by the APCO Pavilion for a one-on-one demo.
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Not going to the conference? Sign up for an online demo.
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Worchester Patch
Rebecca Prefontaine, of the South Worcester County Communication Center, coordinated emergency response and coached the father through birth in the March 19 call.
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Emergency Services Times
Elle Dempsey, who has cerebral palsy and is confined to a wheelchair, is described as “an incredible example of resilience and determination” for her work in emergency services and participation in athletics.
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Vernon Reporter
Cyndal Johannes and Dan Krause teamed up for the successful conclusion to a medical emergency they were confronted with February 3.
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MSN
When a dog-sitting job went terribly wrong, the girl locked herself in a bathroom and called for help.
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