From wildfire zones to music festivals, this paper explores how agencies are using deployable connectivity, satellite solutions and drone-enabled mapping to stay mission-ready. It also looks at how "blue sky" events are doubling as innovation labs to validate emerging tools before real-world emergencies strike.

Every day, shift after shift, Verizon Frontline helps ensure that the Quincy Police Department’s officers have fast, reliable connectivity, whether on foot or mobile.

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In dire emergencies, communication is critical. That's where Verizon’s satellite services and solutions step in. These cutting-edge satellite services connect First Responders during disasters like wildfires, earthquakes and hurricanes to help maintain mission-critical communications when they're needed most.

Verizon extends customer relief offer in the wake of Southern California wildfires Call/Text/Data usage incurred by customers in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties