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Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TIC Plan) FEBRUARY 2010 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TIC Plan) FEBRUARY 2010 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperability Communications Plan Version 3.0 February 2010 Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan Signature Page Approved by: _________________________________ __________________ Name/Title/Agency Date February 2010 i FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperability Communications Plan Version 3.0 February 2010 Record of Change Version No. Description Change Date Approved By Clark County Board of County Commissioners v 1.0 Initial plan 2005 (CC BCC) v 2.0 Update of information 2007 CC BCC Expansion of information, new v 3.0 format 2010 CC BCC This Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TIC Plan) is subject to information and/or equipment updates and changes. The use of this Record of Change helps manage TIC Plan modifications throughout the life of this document. All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information within this TIC Plan as of the initial distribution date. Any subsequent adjustments should be logged and coordinated with user agencies within this region. February 2010 ii FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperability Communications Plan Version 3.0 February 2010 Executive Overview This document establishes a Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan (TIC Plan) for the Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Operating Area. The TIC Plan is intended to document the interoperable communications resources available within the designated area, who controls each resource, and what rules of use or operational procedures exist for the activation and deactivation of each resource. The TIC Plan therefore consolidates information across agencies, disciplines, and jurisdictions by documenting regional communications capabilities in order to provide a usable and accurate regional tactical incident response tool. Creation and maintenance of a TIC Plan is a requirement of the U. S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Preparedness Directorate originally published in the 2005 Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant program. February 2010 iii FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperability Communications Plan Version 3.0 February 2010 Table of Contents 1 Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada ....................................................................1 1.1 Participating Jurisdictions/Agencies/Disciplines ..............................................................2 1.1.1 Nongovernmental Agencies Represented in the TIC Plan.....................................7 1.1.2 Tribal Entities Represented in the TIC Plan ...........................................................8 1.1.3 Other TIC Plan(s) in the State ................................................................................8 1.1.4 Public Safety Disciplines ........................................................................................8 1.2 TIC Plan Point of Contact.................................................................................................8 2 Governance...................................................................................................................10 2.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................10 2.2 Governing Body Organizational Structure .....................................................................12 2.3 Membership....................................................................................................................12 2.4 Responsibilities of the Urban Area Communications Steering Committee....................13 2.5 Meeting Schedule ..........................................................................................................13 2.6 TIC Plan Maintenance and Update................................................................................13 2.7 Agency Responsibilities and Rights...............................................................................14 2.8 Prioritization and Shared Use of Regional Interoperability Assets ................................14 3 Interoperability Equipment, Policies, and Procedures ............................................16 3.1 Shared Systems.............................................................................................................16 Shared System Technology Overview ....................................................................................16 Shared System Policies and Procedures ................................................................................17 Shared System Problem ID and Resolution............................................................................17 3.1.1 Intra-System Shared Interoperability Channel(s) .................................................18 Definition of an Intra-System Shared Channel ........................................................................18 Intra-System Shared Channel Technology Overview..............................................................18 Designated Intra-System Interoperability Channel(s)..............................................................18 Intra-System Shared Channel Policies and Procedures .........................................................18 Intra-System Shared Channel Rules of Use ...........................................................................18 Intra-System Shared Channel Problem ID and Resolution .....................................................19 3.2 Inter-System Shared Channel(s) Policies and Procedures ...........................................19 Definition of a Region-wide Inter-System Shared Channel .....................................................19 Region-wide Inter-System Shared Channel Technology Overview.........................................19 Region-wide Inter-System Interoperability Channel(s) ............................................................19 Region-wide Inter-System Shared Channel Policies and Procedures.....................................19 Region-wide Inter-System Shared Channel Rules of Use.......................................................20 Region-wide Inter-System Shared Channel Problem ID and Resolution ................................20 3.2.1 Law Enforcement Inter-System Shared Channel.................................................20 Law Enforcement Inter-System Shared Channel Technology Overview.................................20 Designated Law Enforcement Inter-System Interoperability Channel(s) .................................20 Law Enforcement Inter-System Shared Channel Policies and Procedures.............................21 Law Enforcement Inter-System Shared Channel Rules of Use...............................................22 3.2.2 8CALL90/8TAC91-94 Shared Channel(s)............................................................23 February 2010 iv FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Las Vegas Urban Area/Southern Nevada Tactical Interoperability Communications Plan Version 3.0 February 2010 8CALL90/8TAC91-94 Shared Channel Technology Overview................................................23 8CALL90/I8TAC91-94 Shared Channel Policies and Procedures ..........................................24 8CALL90/8TAC91-94 Shared Channel Problem ID and Resolution .......................................24 3.2.3 VCALL10 and VTAC11-14 Shared Channel(s)....................................................24 VCALL10 and VTAC11-14 Shared Channel Technology Overview........................................25 VCALL10 and VTAC11-14 Shared Channel Problem ID and Resolution................................25 3.3 Gateways .......................................................................................................................26 3.3.1 General Gateway Policies and Procedures..........................................................27 Region-wide Gateway Rules of Use........................................................................................27 Gateway Request Procedures ................................................................................................27 Gateway Deployment Procedures...........................................................................................28 Gateway Activation Procedures ..............................................................................................28 Gateway Deactivation Procedures ..........................................................................................29 Gateway Problem ID and Resolution ......................................................................................29 Gateway Limitations................................................................................................................29 Gateway Test Procedures.......................................................................................................29 3.4 Cache Radios.................................................................................................................31 3.4.1 Cache Radio Policies and Procedures.................................................................31 700 MHz Cache Radios ..........................................................................................................32 800 MHz Cache Radios ..........................................................................................................32 VHF Cache Radios .................................................................................................................33
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