Williams Communications, Inc., partnered with Tyco Electronics | M/A-COM Wireless Solutions, is involved in the sustained maintenance of the State of Florida's Statewide Law Enforcement Radio System (SLERS).  The SLERS is a trunked, digital, and encrypted 800 MHz radio system covering the entire state, from Key West to Pensacola.

This system is the largest radio system of its kind on the planet.  Incorporating a TCP/IP based network over a microwave backbone, updates to the radio system can be made in seconds.  Call setup occurs system-wide in less than one-quarter second.  The system features instantaneous interoperable communications with state law enforcement agencies.

All State of Florida law enforcement and public safety agencies are utilizing this system.  County Sheriff's Offices, municipal police departments, and other authorized public safety organizations have the option of becoming a SLERS partner, and thus improving their communications capabilities.  Your local law enforcement or public safety agency can easily become a part of the SLERS network for as little as $9/month/unit for airtime.  Contact a sales consultant today to find out more!

For more information about SLERS, please visit the State of Florida's Law Enforcement Radio System web site.

 

• Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
• Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco
• Department of Corrections
• Department of Environmental Protection
• Department of Financial Services
• Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
• Department of Juvenile Justice
• Department of Law Enforcement
• Department of the Lottery
• Department of Military Affairs
• Department of Transportation
• FDOT Road Rangers
• Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
• Office of the Attorney General

• CSX Railroad Police
• United States Fish & Wildlife | US Forestry Service
• National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration

Did you know that local Sheriff's Offices, and municipal police departments can also get on to the SLERS?  Well, it's true - and doing so will provide your law enforcement agency with instantaneous interoperable communications with state law enforcement officials and other public safety agencies if they are also on the system.

Other organizations and public safety agencies on the SLERS:

• Baker County, Florida
• Glades County, Florida
• Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University Police
• Florida Atlantic University Police
• Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
• Florida State University Police
• Franklin County, Florida
• Glades County, Florida
• Gulf County, Florida
• Levy County, Florida
• Okaloosa County, Florida
• Union County, Florida
• University of Central Florida
• Walton County, Florida