Oklahoma Department of Public Safety - ARPA Radio Project Overview

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety's ARPA Radio Project involves the implementation of the OKWIN - Oklahoma Wireless Information Network, a P25 trunked Land Mobile Radio solution. This project, in collaboration with various entities, aims to enhance public safety communications through interoperability, LTE Push-to-Talk capabilities, and site upgrades. The project's operational expenditure breakdown and historical background of the Statewide Law Enforcement Communications System are also detailed in the information.

• Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
• ARPA Radio Project
• OKWIN
• Public Safety Communications
• P25 Trunked Radio

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1. State of Oklahoma Department of Public Safety DPS ARPA Radio Project

2. OKWIN Oklahoma Wireless Information Network A 7/800 MHz trunked Land Mobile Radio P25 solution consisting of 55 tower sites and 1 master site in partnership between the Department of Public Safety and the Chickasaw Nation, City of Edmond, City of Owasso, City of Shawnee, City of Tulsa, Creek County, Grand River Dam Authority, and Bureau of Indian Affairs. AUTHORITY P25 Certified & LTE PTT Solution Project 25 is the standard developed by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Emergency Communications and the Telecommunications Industry Association for use by public safety. INTEROPERABILITY LTE PUSH-TO-TALK Through use of an Inter-RF Subsystem Interface (ISSI), OKWIN is interoperable with the City of Broken Arrow, City of Norman, and City of Oklahoma City. OKWIN agnostic WAVE application for integrated LTE Push-to-Talk. Public Safety currently uses this feature for secondary communications. supports use of the carrier The Department of

3. TRUNKED VERSUS CONVENTIONAL OKWIN PATROLNET 525 525 46 26 20 16 1 0 0 0 Private Local State Federal Tribal Private Local State Federal Tribal Accounts Accounts

4. Upgrading 20 Sites of 55 Also upgrading Master Site (Core), TDMA capabilities, and antenna systems.

5. DPS OPEX FY23 $2,636,000 - Total 7% Maintenance - $180,000 (Radio & Ancillary Equipment, Generator, Tower Lighting) 20% Utilities - $530,000 (Telecommunications, Leases, Electric) 73% Service Agreements - $1,926,000 (Motorola, UPS, HVAC)

6. 47 O.S. 6.101 Statewide Law Enforcement Communications System House Bill 1832 was passed by the 44th Oklahoma Legislature in 1993, apportioning $500,000.00 annually to the Statewide Law Enforcement Communications System, commonly known as the 800 MHz system, or the Oklahoma Wireless Information Network ( OKWIN herein). At this time the system was comprised of 12 State-owned radio sites. Beginning in 2005 the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security began receiving grant funding through the Community Oriented Policing Services ( COPS herein) program as part of the Violence Against Women and Department of Justice Reauthorization Act of 2005. Homeland Security used this grant funding to purchase an additional 21 radio sites on behalf of the State of Oklahoma.

7. Any Questions? State of Oklahoma Thank you! Department of Public Safety