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3 Woodbury County, Iowa is the recipient of $5,995,822. The funding will be used to improve communications systems that can be shared by all first responders in the Tri-State Area (Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota).

3 Woodbury County has created STARCOMM (Siouxland
Tri-State Area Radio Communications) for the implementation of a tri-state, tri-county interoperable public safety radio communications network.

For more information and project updates, visit www.starcomm.org

radio interoperability project

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on September 25, 2003 that 17 communities would receive a portion of $79.6 million in funds to help develop interoperable communications systems. The grant recipients receive funds as part of a joint program between DHS and the Department of Justice to develop  demonstration projects that will use the equipment and technology to increase interoperability among the fire, police, and emergency medical service communities.

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