Atop this butte is one of 22 land mobile radio (LMR) towers that serve Whitman County. When a Whitman County first responder speaks into their radio, these towers receive the signal and retransmit it to cover a wide area. Each tower in this simulcast system needs to be perfectly synchronized to support the county’s first responders: dispatch operators, police, medical personnel, and — with increasing criticality to this wildfire-prone region — firefighters.
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Licensing
AFC is now accepting granular data to assist licensees and update their 4.9 GHz licenses. The FCC has announced a deadline of June 9, 2025 for 4.9 GHz public safety licensees to update their granular licensing data. APCO can process your applications. Provide your 4.9 GHz granular licensing data
