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Department of Safety and Homeland Security Division of Communication

About


Mission

Promote public safety through the installation, removal, repair, modification, and alignment of the State’s communication systems and electronic equipment, in-shop, and at remote locations throughout the state.


Vision

Achieve highest levels of support to our local, county and state partners through highly effective and resilient communications maintenance functions

Primary Objectives

  • Support and maintain the statewide 800 MHz system, focusing on minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Support and maintain the State’s conventional radio systems, focusing on minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Support, maintain and calibrate mobile traffic radar, focusing on minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Support and maintain the sound systems in Legislative Hall, focusing on minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Support, maintain, and operate portable public address systems, focusing on meeting customer expectations and minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Support and maintain Delaware Transit Corporation’s mobile data terminals and automatic vehicle location system, focusing on minimizing customer outages, thereby maximizing the customer’s ability to fulfill their mission.
  • Extend services, subject to availability of resources and secondary to the needs of the State, for a fee, to municipalities, towns, counties and volunteer fire, rescue and ambulance companies.