Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Pima County Sheriffs Department (PCSD) Will Utilize Funds to Replace Its Existing Inventory of Law Enforcement Handheld Radios. the PCSD Wireless Integrated Network Radio System Inventory (purchased From Motorola Between 2009 and 2012) Is No Longer Serviceable Due to Its End-of-life Cycle, as of September 2023. the PCSD Wireless Integrated Network Project Plans Included Replacing Approximately 1,350 Radios to Equip Commissioned and Correctional Personnel. This Funding Supports a Significant Portion of Costs Towards Upgrading an Essential Asset Class That Supports PCSD in Maintaining Its Public Safety Mission Requirements Through Timely Communication and Emergency Response.
Committed
$3.5 Million
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