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Issue: January/February
1998
Focus: Public Safety & The Internet
Mutual Aid In Cyberspace
by Jerry Smith, Inter-Consulting Systems
A former California OES Assistant Chief takes a look at the Internet and
how fire departments can use it to benefit each other.
Cyber Detectives:
Cops Go Online to Catch Criminals
by Richard Morrison
Carrying a badge and a gun isnít enough these days - police now include
computers and modems in their modern crime-fighting arsenals. The World
Wide Web has become a major factor in police investigations.
Creating and Maintaining
a Public Safety Internet Site
by David Iannone, Hyattsville VFD
Want to create an Internet presence for your department? Here's how.
Marketing Your Fire
Department in the Internet
by Derek Rowan
How the Internet can be used to market your department and benefit fire
prevention and community service.
A Public Safety Guide
to the World Wide Web
by Dave Larton
A road map to Internet accessibility.
PSAPS On The Internet
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The 9-1-1 National Reference Center
by Teri DePuy, SCC
SCC and NENA have joined forced to create a consolidated Internet resource
containing essential point-of-cointact info for PSAPs and telecommunications
providers.
Urban Search and Rescue
by Nancy J. Rigg
Across the country, FEMA has designated several dozen USAR task forces and
prepared them to respond to urban disasters. Oklahoma City proved the value
of these specialized teams. How are they set up, deployed, and managed during
disaster responses?
