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Utilities are emergency responders too.

Properly supporting an emergency or crisis requires two things: good communication and seamless coordination amongst first responders and public safety agencies—including utilities.

In the past, communication efforts between first responders and the utilities that provide emergency services at disaster sites was often fragmented and unreliable.

Now there’s a solution for utilities that streamlines and increases communication capacity with extended broadband priority service for improved coordinated efforts with first responders during times of crisis: FirstNet™.

In this white paper you will learn:

  • How utilities can leverage FirstNet
  • The importance of extended broadband priority service during disasters
  • Getting started with FirstNet-Ready solutions

Increase Capacity with Extended Broadband Priority Service for Utilities

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