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Shelby County Loves Their New Radio Tower, Plans For Two More - Inside Towers

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Alabama’s Shelby County administrators are reporting that first responders now have a new communications tool aimed at enhancing emergency response and public safety. The newly installed radio tower in Alabaster ensures faster and more reliable communication between police, fire, and EMS personnel, particularly in areas with weak coverage, reports WBRC-TV. Officials said this radio tower will function even if cell service is down, a critical ad…

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Shelby County Loves Their New Radio Tower, Plans For Two More - Inside Towers

Alabama’s Shelby County administrators are reporting that first responders now have a new communications tool aimed at enhancing emergency response and public safety. The newly installed radio tower in Alabaster ensures faster and more reliable communication between police, fire, and EMS personnel, particularly in areas with weak coverage, reports WBRC-TV. Officials said this radio tower will function even if cell service is down, a critical ad…

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Inside Towers broke the news in 19 days ago on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

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