Multi-Agency Radio Communications System (MARCS)
Status: Existing
Description
The MARCS System is a statewide radio system that will give the agencies that subscribe to it, the ability to have contiguous communications throughout the state. It includes computer–aided dispatch, AVL, mobile data, mobile voice, geographic mapping, records management, LEADS/NCIC Access, Integrated Network Management. The idea is that all state and local agencies would use it, but it is cost preventative. Some of the current customers include: State Fire Marshal, Department of Public Safety, Emergency Management Agency, Highway Patrol, DOT, all 88 county sheriffs, all 88 county EMAs, state, county, township, municipalities, federal agencies.
Stakeholders
Physical Objects
Interfaces To
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| City of Bowling Green Public Safety Dispatch |
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| City of Toledo Public Safety Dispatch |
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| Lucas County Emergency Communications Center |
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| Municipal and Township Public Safety Dispatch |
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| OSHP District 10 Post Dispatch |
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| OSHP Districts 1 and 2 Posts Dispatch |
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| Wood County Communications |
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