Obtained from Broken Arrow Ledger:  Members of the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce and notable BA residents, businesses and public officials received awards at this year’s Annual BACC Banquet Feb. 15, at the Hard Rock Casino in Catoosa. Citizen Awards: Legacy Award: Roy Sturgeon Citizen of the Year: Ernest Redwine Volunteer of the Year: Heather […] Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 22, 2013 Tactical Electronics selected for SUAS Demonstrations BROKEN ARROW, OK – Tactical Electronics, supplier of the RAPTR UAV has been selected to participate in the upcoming SUAS demonstrations for the Robotic Aircraft for Public Safety (RAPS) project. As stated in the Privacy Impact Assessment for the RAPS project, “The Department […] Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 28, 2012 Tactical Electronics Reveals New Under Door Camera with 2 Cameras BROKEN ARROW, OK – Tactical Electronics, manufacturer of elite wireless camera systems and EOD tools for military and law enforcement agencies, has just introduced an Under Door Camera with two cameras, providing forward and upward camera views. The Under […] Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 15, 2012 Warner Robins Police Department receives K-9 Camera WARNER ROBINS, GA – A Tactical Electronics K-9 Back Mounted Camera was awarded to Warner Robins Police Department, Tuesday, August 14th. The department applied for the camera through the SPA-National Tactical Officers Association Grant Program. This program provides lifesaving equipment to tactical […] Read More

For Immediate Release July 26, 2012 Vice President of Tactical Electronics appointed to Governor’s Unmanned Aerial System Council BROKEN ARROW, July 26, 2012 —Benjamin W. Kimbro, Executive Vice President of Tactical Electronics, has been appointed by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma Mary Fallin, as a member of the Governor’s Unmanned Aerial System Council. […] Read More

See the Full Story Here:  http://www.newson6.com/story/19085366/broken-arrow-company-helps-colorado-massacre-investigators BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma – Oklahoma’s Own gave a helping hand in the aftermath of the Colorado movie theater Massacre. After a gunman opened fire in the theater, shooting 71 and killing 12, law enforcement began working overtime. Investigators used bomb-searching equipment from a Broken Arrow company to help look […] Read More

Article obtained from www.baledger.com Tactical Electronics receives Department of Labor award By Leslie Metzger Staff Writer lesliem@baledger.com | Posted: Friday, July 20, 2012 3:21 pm Longtime Broken Arrow company Tactical Electronics, 2200 N. Hemlock Ave., received the 2012 Entrepreneurial Excellence in Oklahoma Award from the Oklahoma Department of Labor July 20. Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Mark […] Read More

Read the full story and watch the video here:  http://www.newson6.com/story/19004992/oklahoma-chosen-to-text-unmanned-aircraft BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma – Oklahoma has been chosen by the Department of Homeland Security to be one of the first states in the nation to test unmanned aircraft. The military already uses unmanned aircraft, like the Predator. Now, police departments are using much smaller versions […] Read More

OFFICE OF GOVERNOR MARY FALLIN MEDIA CONTACTS: Alex Weintz, Communications Director Alex.Weintz@gov.ok.gov (405) 522-8819 Aaron Cooper, Press Secretary Aaron.Cooper@gov.ok.gov (405) 522-8878 Web: www.governor.ok.gov Facebook: www.facebook.com/GovernorMaryFallin Twitter: www.twitter.com/GovMaryFallin FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 28, 2012 Governor Mary Fallin Joins Department of Homeland Security, Oklahoma National Guard to Announce New Unmanned Aircraft Systems Program in Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY […] Read More

Tactical Electronics recipient of Oklahoma Department of Labor Entrepreneurial Excellence Award BROKEN ARROW, July 12, 2012 — Tactical Electronics has been chosen as the recipient of the Entrepreneurial Excellence in Oklahoma Award for 2012. A presentation ceremony will take place on Friday, July 20th at Tactical Electronics headquarters in Broken Arrow. The award is intended […] Read More