Monterey County firefighters face gaps in emergency communications that threaten efforts to save lives and protect property, a civil grand jury said.
Rugged terrain leaves about 42% of the county without dependable digital radio coverage, meaning first responders can’t reliably communicate during emergencies, the grand jury said Friday.
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