Scheduled for April 2 and 3, 2013 | DPSST, room TBD | 8:30a - 4:00p

Draft agenda for the 2013 workshop

The Oregon Statewide Communications Interoperability Plan (SCIP) serves as the reference and roadmap for stakeholders regarding public safety wireless voice and data interoperability in our state. It is a living document, and as such, reflects past progress, the timeliness of our strategic goals and initiatives, and projects future issues and needs critical to the delivery of public safety services. The document was originally adopted on November 28, 2003. 
   
Past Reports:

Oregon Statewide Communications Interoperability Plan, 2008
Oregon Statewide Communications Interoperability Plan, 2007 
 

• Objective 1.1:  Identify state and federal legal requirements for public safety interoperability (current resources, best practices, future technologies, industry developments, needs of public safety, etc.).
• Objective 1.2:  Improve stakeholder understanding of public safety wireless communications and related interoperability initiatives, efforts and requirements.
• Objective 1.3:  Provide leadership.

• Objective 2.1:  Coordinate statewide policy formulation by local, county, tribal, private, state and federal authorities and elected leaders.
• Objective 2.1:  Establish priority protocols for the use of statewide, regional and local system assets.
• Objective 2.3:  Establish core objectives on interoperable communications for use in local training and exercises.

• Objective 3.1:  Identify and meet the needs of local jurisdictions during significant/widespread integration of State Radio Project and other resources into local and regional operations.
• Objective 3.2:  Manage the statewide interoperability network through the integration of research and orderly transition to advanced technologies.
• Objective 3.3:  Establish a disaster recovery plan for interoperable communications.
• Objective 3.4:  Maximize efficient use and sharing of public safety spectrum and resources.

• Mission and Vision;
• Governance;
• Standard Operating Procedures;
• Technology;
• Training and Exercises; and 
• Usage.

Read the current Oregon SCIP Implementation Report dated October 2012.
 
Past Reports:

Oregon SCIP Implementation Report, 2010
Oregon SCIP Implementation Report, 2009 
Oregon SCIP Implementation Report, 2008