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NYC First Responders Have More Duties but Less Experience since 9/11
Not only is the FDNY still trying to replace the 350 firefighters killed on 9/11, but also the hundreds that have retired since. But can the department replace their experience? Click HERE>>
Public Safety Interoperability is Slowly Gaining Ground
Most of the country’s mayors feel we’ve made communications interoperability improvements in the five years since 9/11, but are they happening as quickly as we need them? Click HERE>>
Wireless Network Helps Responders Access Critical Information
Access to information is critical for first responders. Now Providence, Rhode Island, has unveiled a wireless network to help responders access information anywhere. Click HERE>>
Universities Lean on Each Other for Better Disaster Recovery
Events like 9/11 taught us the importance of good DR plans. But the nation’s universities don’t have the funds for better DR. How are they overcoming those challenges? Click HERE>>
Security Funding is Falling in Some Areas
Some cities have found their share of homeland security dollars plummeting. Now that 9/11 is fading in our memories, are we only allocating dollars to high-risk targets? Click
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DHS and FBI Meld Fingerprint Databases
The DHS, created after 9/11, and the FBI are working together to merge their disparate fingerprint databases in an attempt to capture more terrorists. Will it improve security? Click
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