FirstNet is primarily data, but they are already working on HTs that access it, both Motorola, and Harris/Tait are well into testing units. They are pushing it harder and harder as the go to system, and the Feds are from what I hear and read, hook line and sinker in the deep water end on it. It is still a LONG way off in rural areas where in some instances, getting 3G, much less 4G LTE or better is not even worth thinking about. But in the bigger markets, its well in the works. For the ones that do go to it for ALL comms, that is the end of monitoring as we know it. For hose agencies anyway. Most States will mainly use it for data purposes such as instant live real time video, extended messaging, etc... But there are many places that have stated they will go to it for voice. There is at last one LEA in TX that went on media saying it outright. For us in IN, and for AR, MS, TN, and LA,.. It is going to at least be used heavily for data, and not so much voice for a while once it is up and running. MS is running into issues, as the initial contractors ended up causing problems and are being replaced, delaying things as ALL the infrastructure they put up is now being removed and replaced... Another big problem that could plague any State, that one is... So watch for changes, and then more changes, and then technical issues, and costly problems. Same old song and dance.