(sirens wailing)
(phones ringing)
(helicopter blades whirring)
(phones ringing)
(voices speaking indistinctly over radio)
(explosion booming)
(thunder crashing)
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(peaceful piano music)
(electronic device beeping)
-: Access to critical communication
is vitally important for our first responders.
(computer beeps)
5G, get information to the officers' hands,
and then give 'em information
about what they're walking into at the same time.
-: One of the big benefits of the new T-Mobile
is that we are gonna have more capacity
than any wireless network in America,
and we're able to take some of that capacity
and use it for good
where we have first responders that really need it.
(counter ticking)
Mike: When we're looking at budgets,
those opportunities, like the heroes program,
that's gonna save us millions over the life of the program.
Those millions, then, can be reallocated
within the department to provide better services
for the public.
-: The program allows any state or local
police agency, fire agency, or EMS agency
to get free wireless access,
and that access will include unlimited voice,
unlimited texting, and unlimited high-speed data
from T-Mobile's nationwide 5G network.
First responders need a network
so that they can stay connected.
-: We've been partners with T-Mobile for well over 10 years,
and what we're seeing through this heroes program
is they're walkin' the walk and not just talkin' the talk.
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(first responders speaking over radio)
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