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NY State Invests $110M in Emergency Comms | Albany News
New York State is pouring $110 million into emergency communication upgrades across all counties to ensure first responders—police, fire, and EMS—can communicate seamlessly, no matter the situation. Two major grants are at work: one modernizing statewide radio systems and training, the other upgrading 911 centers for Next Generation 911. The goal? Faster, smarter, life-saving responses. Governor Hochul says keeping New Yorkers safe is top priority, and this investment is a critical step toward building a resilient, tech-savvy emergency network that can handle any crisis. Listen in comfort:Get…
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