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State Radio Project

  • Mobile deployments and training roll to a smooth completion
    "This was an absolutely huge endeavor," said Joe Messman, State Radio Project assistant manager, referring to the deployment and installation of more that 5,500 portable and mobile state radios and the associated training of Oregon State Police and Oregon Department of Transportation public safety responders in their use.
     
    The deployments, installation and training constituted a monumental initiative, not to mention the identification of the agencies' and radio users' needs and the assessment, planning, equipment selection, acquisition and testing that had to take place before the first radio was ever deployed. And the successful outcome of each step was critical to the radio users -- their lives depended on it.
     
State Radio Project Progress Resources
Monthly Progress Report
The Oregon Department of Transportation's State Radio Project is applying internal controls and independent quality assurance measures to deliver an integrated statewide radio network.
Key Project Facts
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State Radio Users

State Radio Users: visit here for information specific to users.

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Frequently Used Terms
Deployment Zones
To see an interactive map of the State Radio Project, click here.
To see a map of the project's deployment zones, click here.
 
Communications PlanTo see the radio project's communications plan and strategy, click here.
 
DHS Multiband Radio Evaluation
To read the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's evaluation of multiband radios, click here.
 
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