10-2 Blue Brief
10-2 Blue Brief
About the 10-2 Blue Brief Podcast Whether you’re a first‑responder, policy maker, tech professional, or community member interested in public safety, 10 ‑ 2 Blue Brief offers an inside look at the innovations shaping the future of law enforcement. This series dives deep into the tools, platforms, and technologies transforming how agencies prevent crime, respond to emergencies, and protect both officers and the communities they serve. The series features in‑depth conversations with law enforcement leaders, frontline officers, tech developers, and public‑safety innovators. Listeners will hear h...
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12. Jun 2026
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The Untold Story of FirstNet: How Public Safety Built a Nationwide Network 12.06.2026 38:33
How did a coalition of public safety leaders work together to influence federal policy—and succeed? In this episode of the "Blue Brief," hosts Chuck Dowd (Retired Assistant Chief, NYPD) and Chris Moore (Retired Chief of Police, San Jose) pull back the curtain on the historic effort to create FirstNet, the nationwide public safety broadband network. From the failure of early D-Block spectrum au...
FirstNet: Ensuring Critical Connectivity for Public Safety 15.05.2026 35:22
FirstNet is more than just a network—it’s a lifeline for first responders. In this conversation, retired NYPD Assistant Chief Chuck Dowd and former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb break down why this public safety broadband network is essential for modern law enforcement. From the hard lessons learned after 9/11 to the role of a "digital partner" in every patrol car, discover why keeping FirstNet...
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