WON is excited to introduce the newest videos in our FirstNet in Washington State series! “Working for Tribal Nations”, “Engaging Tribal Nations”and “Connecting with Tribal Nations” all highlight the importance of interoperability in Washington’s (mostly rural) Tribal Nations and how dedicated our team is to including Tribal voices as we develop Washington’s state plan for FirstNet. We are thankful to the tribal members who participated and to ATNI for allowing our production team to film at this years Winter Convention.
| We are proud to be able to illustrate the economic contributions tribes make to the state and to rural communities with our newest infographic! Tribal Nations by the Numbers is a work in progress. We hope collect and refine data during outreach meetings with tribes. Tribal Nations by the Numbers demonstrates the value of the relationship between tribes and rural communities and how important communications interoperability is to tribal and non-tribal responders and citizens. |
The annual Fall Conference of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI) was held September 14-17 in Spokane, Washington at the Northern Quest Resort. OneNet representative Mike Gaffney had the opportunity to speak during a joint session of the Ene
Don’t miss this months T3 Event Tribal Technology Training Worksession Friday, April 24, 2015 from 10am to 3pm Mountlake Terrace Senior Center 23000 Lakeview Drive, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 9:30am Set-up: Coffee, light breakfast & networkin
WON is excited to introduce the newest videos in our FirstNet in Washington State series! “Working for Tribal Nations” and “Engaging Tribal Nations” both highlight the importance of interoperability in Washington’s (mostly r
Washington OneNet, FirstNet in Oregon, and the Idaho First Responder Net recently conducted a Tri-State Tribal Summit. The Summit was held in conjunction with the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI) Winter Confer
