Tait Radio Communications along with Tait Solution Provider, Durham Communications of Mesa, AZ, has installed a TaitNet P25 VHF Simulcast network solution for the Cochise County Border Alliance along the Mexico border. Tait Radio Communications' Tait TB9100 base stations, configured in a P25 Simulcast mode, will be implemented throughout the three-site county area.

"Cochise County Border Alliance Group is very pleased with the Tait P25 Simulcast Network. The install went smoothly and effortlessly and the outstanding coverage, especially along the border, has far exceeded our expectations. To say that we are extremely impressed with the effectiveness and success of the Tait system is an understatement," says Pablo Duarte, Communications Engineer for Cochise County Informations Technologies.

According to Michael Chick, Managing Director of Tait Electronics, "Tait Radio Communications is extremely proud to be part of the effort to secure our borders. The thought that the Tait network will help save the lives of the people who protect our borders is extremely gratifying to all who work for Tait."

The Border Alliance Group (BAG) is a Multi-agency Task force with the host agency being the Cochise County Sheriff's office, Arizona Department of Public Safety, United States Border Patrol and Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE). The BAG Task Force is a participating agency of AZ HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area), which is a federal agency that provides funding for the Task Force. To learn more about this organization, visit www.cochisecounty.com/sheriff/BAG.

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