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What is the MPSCS

The MPSCS is Michigan's Public Safety Communications System.

With more than 244 towers, 62,000 radios, and covering an area of more than 59,415 square miles, the MPSCS is the largest public safety communications system in North America. It proudly provides interoperable voice and data communications for many of Michigan's first-responders and State Government agencies.

• The MPSCS Advantage
Experience Immediate Benefits, Cutting-Edge Technology, System Upgrades at No Cost, Interoperability, Outstanding Radio Coverage, 24 x 7 System Support, Lower Cost

• The Basics Behind MPSCS Technology
MPSCS is Digital Technology. The use of digital technology allows for clearer and more precise transmissions. Digital transmissions are processed into packets of code by a computer that then regenerates the human voice for a clearer transmission over a greater distance.

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