FirstNet® and Fraternal Order of Police Advantage Alliance
Building and operating a mission critical public safety communications platform requires commitment and partnership from all stakeholders. Having input and support from those serving and protecting our communities, fighting crime and responding to emergencies is vital to the success of FirstNet, Built with AT&T.
The FOP has been involved in the quest for a public safety communications network just for public safety. And it has supported the developments involving FirstNet since its inception. The National Fraternal Order of Police has signed an exclusive agreement with AT&T to educate law enforcement officers across the nation about the benefits of FirstNet—America's public safety communications platform—and the impact it can have on law enforcement communications. Read more about the alliance here.
FirstNet is Mission Ready
A crisis can happen at any time. You need the ability to connect whether you're on-duty or on-call. That's why FirstNet is here — to help law enforcement connect to the critical information they need every day and in every emergency. And it's available for eligible public safety entities and individual law enforcement officers. Join the more than 25,000 public safety agencies and organizations already on FirstNet.
Get started today.
Unlimited plans start at $39.991 with no throttling anywhere in the U.S.
Complete an online application and eligibility verification2 process. Be sure to use association referral code FOP1915 (available only through online application). You'll be able to shop online for FirstNet Ready® devices, accessories, and rate plans.
Schedule a virtual appointment with a FirstNet specialist and we'll help you get started.
"The FOP is proud to partner with AT&T to provide valuable tools and resources to the men and women of law enforcement."
National President
Fraternal Order of Police
"FirstNet exists to serve public safety and to better their communications capabilities. Serving public safety is our mission."
President
FirstNet Program at AT&T
The Power of FirstNet
When we say we're here for you, we mean it. Here are some reasons why you should get started today:
- First Priority® means responders using FirstNet remain first in line with priority access to network capacity at all times.
- No throttling anywhere in the U.S. for FirstNet users.
- Access near real-time data for split-second decisions.
- Enhanced situational awareness with innovative apps and devices.
- Dedicated security and technical support 24x7x365.
To learn more, visit FirstNet.com.
1 Available only for eligible first responder individuals who activate as a Subscriber Paid User. Requires a new line of service with FirstNet Mobile-Responder Unlimited Smartphone plan & qualified wireless service agreement. Up to $45 activation, additional fees, taxes & other charges, & restrictions apply. First Priority included in first responder plans at no cost. See plan details at firstnet.com/firstnetresponder for first responders.
2 To purchase a FirstNet Responder plan as a Subscriber Paid User, you must be a verified current employee of, or active volunteer for, a qualified public safety entity who is providing services or performing functions in the area of law enforcement, fire protection, emergency medical services (including emergency departments at health care facilities), emergency 911 call dispatch, National Guard or emergency management. Your eligibility for FirstNet service will be verified by your public safety entity if it has a FirstNet contract, a Subscriber Paid Foundation Account and active Administrator; if not, through a process begun in an AT&T retail location or firstnet.com/signup. You will be subject to periodic re-verification. You must have an AT&T Wireless Customer Agreement and an individual FirstNet account. You will be limited to 3 FirstNet Responder lines of service —1 each of phone, tablet and wearable. If you are not a verified Subscriber Paid User or are in violation of the single line limit for each device, AT&T may suspend, change or terminate your FirstNet service. See firstnet.com/firstnetresponder for verification and other details.
