Funding for School and Campus Safety 2023: Aired April 19, 2023

Improving security at schools and on school grounds through the use of evidence-based technology is a primary mission in our society. There are funding streams available in the federal government which can be used for school and campus safety, but understanding the process of how to apply for grants and determining how to best leverage these funds may seem daunting. Public Sector Grants (PSG) is here to help demystify the process and provide invaluable assistance. Join us as we delve into FY 2023 COPS – School Violence Prevention Program (SVPP) and FY 2023 BJA’s STOP School Violence Program. Kamala Kuhn, Director of Grants Assistance at PSG, will provide insight into key requirements of these grants, how they can be applied, vital deadlines, and much more!

We welcome members of governments at the local, state, & federal levels, and federally recognized tribal nations; public, private, independent, and tribal school districts; members of public safety; and those serving in fields related to improving efforts to reduce violent crimes in and around schools.

Don’t miss this exclusive content and the opportunity to learn with a federal grants expert! 

Status Briefing: PSSA’s ongoing efforts to secure 4.9 GHz spectrum for Public Safety: Aired April 24, 2023

The Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA), a program of the Public Safety Broadband Technology Association (PSBTA), is comprised of industry and public safety leadership from all corners of the country. These leaders have been advocating for and representing the needs of public safety in the fight to preserve critical spectrum. Join us to learn how the PSSA has been working to protect our fellow first responders’ usage – current and future – of the 4.9 GHz Band. The PSSA upholds the goal to create a consistent, nationwide framework for the 4.9 GHz Band that protects incumbents and fosters efficient use of this important mid-band spectrum with a specific emphasis on preserving the integrity and priority of public safety communications within the band, which must remain the primary driver and use of the band.  You will also learn why it is vital for all members of the public safety community to use their voices to protect 4.9.

Status Briefing: PSSA’s ongoing efforts to secure 4.9 GHz spectrum for Public Safety: Aired May 4, 2023

The Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA), a program of the Public Safety Broadband Technology Association (PSBTA), is comprised of industry and public safety leadership from all corners of the country. These leaders have been advocating for and representing the needs of public safety in the fight to preserve critical spectrum. Join us to learn how the PSSA has been working to protect our fellow first responders’ usage – current and future – of the 4.9 GHz Band. The PSSA upholds the goal to create a consistent, nationwide framework for the 4.9 GHz Band that protects incumbents and fosters efficient use of this important mid-band spectrum with a specific emphasis on preserving the integrity and priority of public safety communications within the band, which must remain the primary driver and use of the band.  You will also learn why it is vital for all members of the public safety community to use their voices to protect 4.9.

FirstNet Community Training Forum – Interoperability in New England

DoubleTree Boston - Westborough 5400 Computer Drive, Westborough, MA, United States

Bringing public safety together with a regional training event in Westborough, MA!

- Gain strategic insights on public safety communication, situational awareness, and interoperability. 
- Engage in expert-led discussions on emergency response strategies. 
- Foster a community of practice with first responders for collaboration. 
- Acquire practical knowledge to improve emergency preparedness. 
- Discuss emerging technologoes for FirstNet, including AI, AR, IoT, Streaming Video, and Next Gen 9-1-1.

NO COST TO ATTEND
Continental Breakfast and Lunch provided

Free