What role does the TAC play in relation to LLETS?

The role of the TAC, or Technical Assistance Coordinator, is critical in facilitating communication and coordination between the LLETS (Law Enforcement Telecommunications System) and the State Police. As a liaison, the TAC serves to bridge the gap between operational needs and the technical resources available, ensuring that law enforcement agencies have the necessary support and guidance when using the LLETS system. This includes disseminating important information about system updates, collecting feedback from users, and assisting with the implementation of policies and procedures related to the use of LLETS.

While training of new employees is a significant responsibility, it often falls to other designated personnel rather than the TAC. Similarly, handling criminal investigations is primarily the responsibility of law enforcement officers and detectives, not the TAC. Coordinating technical support is generally part of the TAC's duties, but since the primary function emphasized in this context is the liaison aspect with the State Police, it highlights the TAC's role in maintaining effective communication and operational efficiency within the LLETS framework.