Oakland County officials are launching a new radio system to improve communication for first responders. The new P25 Radio System will allow staff to communicate across the state with their home base and other agencies in Michigan. Officials announced the development at a Southfield press conference Wednesday afternoon. "This important milestone highlights our commitment to public safety in Oakland County," said Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. The $61 million system by Motorola is integrated with the Michigan Public Safety Communication System. First responders will be equipped with 6,000 new radios...
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