Senior enterprise architect and subject-matter expert for the First Coast Radio System, the shared regional public safety network carrying JEA, the municipal utility, together with every public safety agency in the region.
Took it from the original system through retrofit onto newer technology and ultimately a full replacement on the Motorola P25 platform, including master site relocation, backup site and multiprotocol capability, and site expansion.
The work began under contract to JEA while at Coleman Technologies and continued for the following two decades at the city — an unusual thing to be able to say about infrastructure that gets replaced roughly once a generation.
Subtopics
- Multi-Agency InteroperabilityA utility, law enforcement, fire and rescue and emergency management operating over infrastructure none of them individually owned.
- Project 25 Trunked RadioThe Motorola P25 platform the regional system was ultimately replaced on, carrying a 10,500-radio fleet.
- Radio Site & Tower DesignTower and site design, coverage validated in the field, and redundancy that had to be proven before a storm rather than during one.
Applied in
- First Coast Radio SystemRegional shared public safety radio across three system generations — original, retrofit, and full P25 replacement.
- Downtown Campus Distributed Antenna SystemA neutral-host DAS carrying four commercial carriers, public safety radio and Wi-Fi — owned across two full platform generations.
Through subtopics
2 further projects reference a subtopic of this entry rather than the entry itself.
- Citywide Automatic Vehicle LocationReal-time fleet tracking across patrol, apparatus, public works and enforcement — one platform, five governance structures.
- Consolidated CAD/911 Dispatch SystemTwo agencies with separate commands onto one dispatch platform, cutting response times from five to ten minutes down to one to two.
Career
- Chief Technology Officer / Enterprise Architect Senior · City of Jacksonville
- Senior Network Engineer / Senior Network Architect · Coleman Technologies (subsequently acquired; now Presidio)