WASHINGTON — L3Harris Technologies said it has successfully demonstrated a satellite-based radio system that allows military ...
SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Police Department is among the latest law enforcement agencies in California to transition to encrypted police radio communications, thus preventing media outlets from ...
Eavesdroppers on Cass County law enforcement radios may soon be left in the dark as the sheriff’s office gets ready to invest in a new communications technology. The deputies will begin to use an ...
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Calvert Sheriff to Encrypt Radio for Officer Safety
Starting the week of August 11, 2025, the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office will transition to fully encrypted radio transmissions, a move aimed at strengthening officer safety and protecting sensitive ...
Starting next year, public safety agencies across King County will “enhance” the encryption of their radio communications, blocking outside listeners from tuning into sensitive broadcasts. What that ...
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- In a press release sent out on Thursday, the St. Joseph Police Department announced it would transition to encrypted radio traffic early in July. This change is for ...
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Annunciation shooting leads Minneapolis to temporarily make police radio traffic public again
As numerous law enforcement agencies flocked to Minneapolis following the Annunciation Church mass shooting, the city temporarily made its police radio traffic publicly accessible for the first time ...
By early Wednesday morning, Oakland police radios - as well as most law enforcement agencies in Alameda and Contra Costa ...
OAKLAND — The Oakland Police Department plans to silence its radios this week, cutting off public access to real-time information that has been available to the public for decades.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Cedar Rapids Fire Department has now joined law enforcement in Linn County and other parts of Iowa in blocking out the public from listening to its emergency radio ...
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