
Idaho StateComm 40th anniversary tribute videos:
Happy Anniversary Idaho StateComm
Idaho StateComm: “Bridging” the Gap
Idaho StateComm: Calm Voice in the Night
MERIDIAN __ On a Saturday afternoon in the fall of 1977, in a small room at Saint Alphonsus Hospital in Boise, Idaho Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Chief Paul Anderson turned on a newly installed two-way radio system that communicated through a series of mountain-top microwave base stations scattered across all 83,000 square miles of Idaho. Continue reading “Idaho’s “best-kept secret” turns 40: StateComm story told in new videos”