L.A. port police get new radio system for agency interoperability
The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has approved spending $375,000 to purchase new radio communication enhancement equipment for the Los Angeles Port Police Department.
The improvement is critical to facilitate radio interoperability between the U.S. Coast Guard, Los Angeles police and fire departments, California Highway Patrol, and other local law enforcement and emergency response agencies that utilize independent radio systems, the board said.
A homeland security grant will cover $280,000 of the purchase of the system.
L.A. port police get new radio system for agency interoperability
