Library & Links
Plans, White Papers & Documents
Statewide Interoperable Communications Plan (SCIP)
2011 SCIP Implementation Report
National Incident Management System (NIMS) Compliance in Indiana: Interoperability
F.C.C. Narrowbanding of VHF/UHF Land Mobile Radio Service - White Paper
County Capabilities Report on Interoperable Communications
Emergency Communications Evaluation Form
Brochures and Other IPSC Publications
Articles of Interest
- USA Today, "Disparate Radios Create Problem" (SAFE-T is cited as an innovative program, with quotes from SAFE-T Implementation Director Dave Smith)
- Law & Order article: "Indiana's SAFE-T Interoperable Communications Program"
- Indiana's Emergency Communications Strategy is Giving Other States Something To Talk About
- Council of State Governments, "On the Same Wavelink"
- America Talks Interoperability: Why We Can't Wait
- Interoperable Communications: How Long Will We Wait to Answer the Call?
- Trial By Fire: Radio Interoperability Helps Tame Wildfire
Links
Federal Agencies and Organizations
State & Local Agencies and Organizations
- Indiana Department of Homeland Security
- The Indiana Counter-Terrorism and Security Council (CTASC)
- Indiana State Police
- Indiana Fire Chiefs Association
- Indiana Volunteer Firefighters
- Indiana Chapter, Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO)
Interoperability Web Sites
Grants
- Ready America: The First 72 Hours
- The Imminent Storm 2006: Vulnerable Emergency Communications
- It's Time To Talk: Acheiving Interoperable Communications for America's First Responders
- US Conference of Mayors Interoperability Survey
- Department of Homeland Security report on the state of catastrophic planning in the US, Part 2
- Department of Homeland Security report on the state of catastrophic planning in the US
- Top Priority: A Fire Service Guide To Interoperable Communications
- Homeland Defense Journal Special Report on Pandemic Readiness.
- GAO Report: Challenges in Achieving Interoperable Communications for First Responders
- SAFECOM Report: Cross-Agency Emergency Communications Effort Requires Stronger Collaboration
