Digital Alert Systems Preview for APCO 2025

Digital Alert Systems

Preview for APCO 2025

On Sinclair Booth #3063

July 27-30, Baltimore

Digital Alert Systems, the driving force behind emergency communication services in NextGen TV, will participate in APCO 2025, the premier event for public safety communications officials, from frontline telecommunicators and ECC managers to public safety communications equipment and services vendors. The event will be held in Baltimore, July 27-30, at the Baltimore Convention Center.

The company is teaming up with Sinclair Inc. and the AWARN Alliance to showcase how NextGen broadcast technology is transforming emergency communications and public safety services.

Emergency communications are not just evolving they're being redefined by the increasing complexity and urgency of threats facing our communities, said Ed Czarnecki, vice president of Government and International for Digital Alert Systems. At APCO 2025, we're excited to demonstrate how our advanced alerting technologies are purpose-built to help broadcasters and public safety officials respond faster, more accurately, and with greater reach. As the demands on emergency messaging grow, our mission remains clear: to empower public safety leaders with tools that save lives and keep communities informed. We look forward to collaborating with the nation's top emergency management professionals and innovators as we shape the future of emergency communications together.

Visitors to APCO will see Digital Alert Systems' enhanced emergency messaging platform and witness its capabilities for advanced emergency information distribution, broadcast data, including solutions for emergency resilience, and specialized applications tailored for disaster shelters, operations centers, and critical infrastructure.

Next-generation television from local broadcasters can also carry an important enhancement for next-generation alerting and public information. We want to make sure that the public safety community is aware of the capabilities of ATSC 3.0, which could be a resource both for viewers and potentially also for first responders themselves, said the AWARN Alliance executive director, Dave Arland. The AWARN Alliance works to save lives and protect communities by leveraging advanced emergency alerting, news, and information powered by the ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard. We're proud to partner with Digital Alert Systems and Sinclair to spread the word about ATSC 3.0 and these new functionalities.

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