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Enter your Agency in the 2009 RadioSTAT Giveaway
State, local, tribal governments (US and territories) who provide public health, safety and emergency services are eligible to win a new RadioSTAT Portable Emergency Advisory Radio Station. The gift, valued at $10,535, includes planning/system engineering, FCC licensing service and freight. To enter, on or before December 1, 2009, email ISS your name, job title, agency, address and phone number. One entry per agency is eligible. The winner will be notified personally and here in mid-December. See giveaway rules.

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Apply Now for Fiscal Year 2009 DHS Communications Equipment Grants
In late 2008, the Department of Homeland Security announced $3 billion in emergency funding for 2009. This is $24 million more than last year, much of it allocated for communications equipment improvements. Visit the "Emergency Funding Resources" webpage with links to how and when various entities should apply.

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Update Broadcasts even when Cell/Telephones are Down
During loss of computer, cell or telephone broadcast control, ISS' new two-way redundant control option keeps ALERT AM stations up via user-provided, push-to-talk style transceivers. The option operates with the same protocols as regular ALERT AM cell/telephone control, ensuring continued operation even when other modes go down.

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Interference Advisory
In Montreal, Canadian CPAM on 1610 has applied to move down the band to 1410. If this occurs, it will ease night interference in the Northeast on the frequency and open 1610 for US licensing in Northern Vermont and New York State. Stay tuned.

 

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Customer Stories
Andersonville National Historic Site Increases Visitorship 14%
Two strategically placed Information Stations steer motorists on I-75 to the Andersonville site. Billboards along the Expressway encourage travelers to tune in. Another station at the entrance welcomes guests and offers site specifics. See a case study of how and why Information Stations make a difference.

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Ventura County Uses RadioSTAT during Swine Flu Testing to Allay Possible Contagion
Last year, Ventura County near, Los Angeles, identified needs that led to ISS' development of the RadioSTAT Portable Emergency Advisory Radio Station. RadioSTAT is used with portable road signs that instruct motorists to tune to a special AM radio frequency for critical information. Each station can quickly be moved into position in an emergency and be operated from a fixed location at other times. Recently, to conduct swine flu testing requested by local physicians, County health officials employed RadioSTAT and signs to instruct patients approaching in cars how to be tested while remaining in their vehicles, thus reducing exposure to the citizens themselves and to health staff. See the story.

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Orlando Broadens Outreach
Orlando, Florida, began with 1 ALERT AM station operating from its Emergency Operations Center (see the initial story) then added 3 more strategically located stations, so simulcasts can be heard across the entire City. How? By spreading costs across annual budgets with a grow-able ISS system, i.e., adding GPS Carrier Stabilization connected via Wireless Audio Links and Vertical Profile Antenna Systems to enhance security and design. Proof positive that planning across fiscal years with the right system achieves far-reaching goals.

 

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