WyoLink is Wyoming’s Statewide, Public Safety, Interoperable Radio Communications System.
A Statewide System: Participating public safety agencies within Wyoming are able to communicate within and outside their home areas, as they are on a shared radio system.
A Public-Safety System: A system intended for the use of agencies whose mission is to protect the lives of their neighbors and respond to emergencies.
A Statewide System: Public safety agencies will have direct communications, when needed, to operate with one another across disciplines and jurisdictions.
A Radio Communications System: A system designed to exchange short operational voice and data messages, in real time. WyoLink is for mobile users, and is not intended to be a replacement for wire-line telephone systems, cell phones or full Internet access.
Multi-Agency Talkgroups (MATS): Regional use of MAT talkgroups as Mutual Aid. By using the primary regional MAT talkgroups (7 regions), Federal, State and Local agencies have a resource for interoperable communications for all users. The WyoLink office has made provisions allowing these talkgroups to be available to all users.
Maintenance of the Infrastructure: The WyoLink Support Office with the assistance of WYDOT Emergency Communications is responsible for maintaining the system infrastructure. WyoLink includes a 24/7, 365-day monitoring system of all WyoLink infrastructure and systems. The WyoLink Support Center is available 24/7 by calling 307-777-9565.