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Wayne County approves integration agreement to remain on Michigan public-safety radio network
Summary
County homeland security staff told commissioners an amended integration agreement with the Michigan Public Safety Communications System will preserve county access to the statewide 800 MHz radio system; upgrades are grant-funded and about 1.2 million programming credits exist but likely won't be spent before June 2026.
County homeland security officials asked the Committee on Public Safety, Judiciary and Homeland Security to approve amendments to a collocation license and integration agreement with the Michigan Public Safety Communications System (MPSCS) so Wayne County agencies can continue to operate on the statewide 800 MHz network.
Ahmad Nasser, finance manager for Wayne County Homeland Security, and Jonathan Williams, chief of communications, said the…
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