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Tinder adds a panic button for dates that go wrong

Tinder is following in Uber's lead in adding in-app safety features for dates that become unsafe.The dating app is adding new safety features, including a panic button that alerts safety authorities if something goes wrong during a date. Tinder has also added the...

Work Begins on New Scott County Budget (IA)

Work has started on the Scott County budget for next year. On Tuesday, staff made their first presentation to the board of supervisors, and that'll be followed by several study sessions, leading up to final approval in March. Budget Director, David Farmer, says the...

New tower to improve internet for some (KY)

STAMPING GROUND — Rural residents are used to having things just a little more difficult; hard water, longer trips to town and a lack of neighbors to help with just about anything. These folks are generally happy to trade these inconveniences for the peace and privacy...

Woman charged for abusing Jackson County 9-1-1 system (OR)

MEDFORD, Ore. – A woman pleaded guilty to improperly using 9-1-1 during a domestic dispute. The Jackson County District Attorney’s Office said on the afternoon of May 3, 2019, April Goheen called 9-1-1 in a “frantic voice.” She told a dispatcher her husband was at...

9-1-1 in need of help

PLYMOUTH CO. — In 2019, the Plymouth County Communications Center saw more than 19,500 calls for service with 6,000 of those 9-1-1 calls, according to Kirk Hatting, communications supervisor. Those numbers have increased substantially over the years as officers get...

Wake 911 now gets pics, video through text messages

Raleigh and Wake County residents have an additional way to communicate with 911. You can send a text message that includes pictures and videos to the Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center (911). A text or data plan is required to place a text to 911. Check...

Upcoming Webinar

4.9 GHz Band: Review of the FCC Order

On October 22, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) released its Eighth Report and Order (Eighth R&O) regarding utilization of the 4940-4990 MHz (4.9 GHz) band that protects incumbent users as requested by us, the Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA). This Eighth R&O addresses a number of issues related to the use of this band by public safety. Please join us for a briefing on this order and how it impacts public safety.

This presentation will be led by Chief Jeff Johnson (ret) and Attorney Jason Karp, one of the nation’s leading experts in public safety spectrum regulations.


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