On
Monday, official in the village of Medina, New York gave approval for the
placement of an emergency response communication tower. Jim Krencik of The Daily News reported that, “The Village Board unanimously approved a
ground lease with Orleans County Monday that allows for the installation of a
120-foot transmission tower next to the village’s water tower. It will be
utilized in an effort to strengthen communications in populated areas and expand
coverage in the western corners of the county.”
The
communications upgrade to the county will hopefully be completed by next year.
This new project includes a high-speed communications connection between the
county’s emergency management office and public safety building and re-banded
radio equipment for the fire, police, and emergency response units.
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