What is Safe-T?
When Hoosier families are in danger because of natural disaster, crime or medical emergencies, response time is measured in lives, not seconds. And when a firefighter is trapped in a burning building or a police officer needs backup, the ability to get immediate help can mean the difference between life and death.
Most Hoosier citizens believe our public safety officers have the ability to to interoperate, that is, communicate with each other, within towns, cities, counties and even across the state. Sadly, this is not true in most cases. The reality is that most police officers, firefighters, emergency personnel and other public safety officials, even within a town, use separate communications networks. This duplication is not only expensive, it puts the public and safety personnel at risk.
That's where Project Hoosier SAFE-T (Safety Acting for Everyone - Together) comes in.
News
- NEW: Rebanding Update
- Current System Statistics
- Current Map of completed sites
- SAFE-T by the Numbers
- Reform Panel Highlights SAFE-T in "Visionary" Report
