Tag: Communications
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Denver Police Department rolls out automated text message updates for 911 calls
The Denver Police Department is rolling out a new system to address a long-standing problem when people call the police: knowing what’s going on when the officers don’t show up. The city’s new SPIDR Tech program sends automated SMS or email messages to callers to update them on police response and the outcome of their…
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Former Denver election official takes HeadCount job in New York
HeadCountworks with musical artists and cultural influencers to spread the importance of democracy
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In major step, Space Force takes over all military satellite communications
The Space Force has taken over all of the Department of Defense’s military satellite communication functions, a major step in building the new service. The Navy and the Army have transferred major satellite communication operations to the Space Force in an effort to consolidate training, operations, acquisition and other activities, according to a news release.…
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Authorities searching for suspects who broke into Conifer fire department, disrupted public safety communications
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help to identify six people who broke into the Elk Creek Fire Station #3 in Conifer last month. The incident occurred on Aug. 8 around 3 a.m. when the trespassers entered a fenced-off structure at the fire station. The station houses emergency communication equipment that…
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Denver land use committee sends Channel 7 building landmark status to city council
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In a mostly procedural rubber stamp of the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission’s decision, Denver’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to send the issue of the Channel 7 building’s landmark status to the full city council. The council is scheduled to hear…