By Dave Branco

Radio Interference Can Put Safety At Risk

Nov 21, 2017 | 8:48 AM

Some fire department volunteers within the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George are concerned for their safety and for those they’re trying to help.  According to Ferndale/Tabor Fire Chief Bryant Kemble, in recent years there has been an increase of two-way radio interference on the emergency channels, which can obstruct communications between themselves and the dispatcher. District staff got the nod from the board to purchase a piece of equipment to find the source of the interference.

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