Public safety communications refer to the systems and processes used to share information during emergencies and public safety incidents. This includes communication between first responders, such as police, firefighters, and emergency medical services, as well as communication with the public. Effective public safety communications ensure that critical information is relayed quickly and accurately to protect lives and property. These communications can involve various tools and technologies, including radios, dispatch centers, and emergency alert systems. They help coordinate responses, provide updates to the community, and disseminate warnings about potential dangers, such as severe weather or public health threats.