More Emergency Personnel May Get PTSD Benefits in Connecticut

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DECEMBER 3, 2019

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Penn State’s online geospatial intelligence program gives managers hands-on experience leveraging spatial tools and data to determine how to deploy first responders to hard-hit areas.
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More Emergency Personnel May Get PTSD Benefits in Connecticut
Two senators announced they would introduce legislation in the regular 2020 General Assembly session to expand workers’ compensation coverage for emergency medical personnel, dispatchers and state prison guards. READ MORE

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Although 5G is still rolling out, its potential cannot be ignored, and state and local governments should start planning now for a 5G future. Government organizations can use SD WAN to solve immediate productivity challenges while also preparing for 5G and the innovations it will enable.
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