Advancing Communication: FirstNet Built with AT&T
In this week’s episode, Fire Headlines Host Samantha Didion welcomes back Chief Jeff Buchanan to discuss his new role with FirstNet built with AT&T and the significant advancements in emergency response communication. Chief Buchanan shares insights into the development and future of FirstNet, emphasizing its critical role for first responders.
Discover the latest updates on FirstNet built with AT&T and its impact on emergency response communication in this week’s episode of WFCA’s Fire Headlines Podcast.
In this week’s episode, Fire Headlines Host Samantha Didion welcomes Chief Jeff Buchanan back to discuss his new role with FirstNet built with AT&T and the significant advancements in emergency response communication. Chief Buchanan shares insights into the development and future of FirstNet, emphasizing its critical role for first responders.
Role and Responsibilities
Chief Buchanan describes his new position as the Associate Director of Market Strategy and Development for Fire, EMS, Healthcare, and City/County Government with FirstNet. He outlines his role as an advocate and educator and explains FirstNet’s unique features and benefits for first responders.
The Evolution of FirstNet
Chief Buchanan provides a comprehensive overview of FirstNet’s history, from its inception after 9/11 to its current status as the only national public safety broadband network. He highlights the extensive infrastructure development, including constructing purpose-built towers to enhance communication capabilities across the United States.
Looking ahead, Chief Buchanan discusses FirstNet’s future plans, including building more new purpose-built towers and continuing investment in public safety communication. He emphasizes the commitment to improving and expanding the network to ensure reliable and resilient communication for first responders.
For more information on FirstNet built with AT&T, reach out to Chief Jeff Buchanan at [email protected]
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