The Box Elder County Commission took action last Wednesday to address communication interoperability concerns in the wake of several municipal emergency services agencies switching to Weber emergency dispatch, and discussed a potential fate of the Box Elder Communication Center. The commission approved an ,000 expenditure to upgrade sheriff’s office radios so deputies can communicate with neighboring agencies that are moving to Weber’s encrypted radio systems. Chief Deputy Sheriff Cade Palmer told commissioners the request is tied to changes underway as Brigham City, Perry, Tremonton and Garland prepare to shift emergency dispatch services and radio traffic to Weber Area 911. “So...

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