ALNENA maintains an email list server to facilitatecommunications among the members. When you join the list you can send messagesto the group and you will see messages from others along with official announcements from the ALNENA Officers. The List is restricted tothose in 9-1-1 and you must supply your name, agency or business name,and phone …
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Wireless E9-1-1
Wireless E9-1-1 Wireless 9-1-1 Checklist NENA’s Wireless 9-1-1 Checklist is provided as a tool to assist9-1-1 authorities in the implementation of Phase I Wireless 9-1-1 service. NENAmakes no claim that this is an all-encompassing list, nor that the steps arelisted in the order that applies to every PSAP. The expectation is that eachPSAP authority that …
FCC Requires…
June 13, 1996 FCC requires cellular companies to locate, complete 911 calls WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal regulators adopted rules Wednesday to helpemergency dispatchers locate people who call 911 from cellular phones. Thechange could save lives, public safety groups say. Each year, millions of people call 911 from portable cellular phones but,unlike the same calls made …
NENA Wireless Release 9/16/99
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sonya Carius, (800) 332-3911 Latest FCC Ruling Will Delay Needed Life-Saving 9-1-1 Services Columbus, Ohio (September 16, 1999)TheNational Emergency Number Association (NENA) is alarmed and disappointed withthe recent ruling for cellular 9-1-1 calls. On September 15, the FederalCommunications Commission (FCC) modified its rules requiring life-savinglocation technology. In its ruling, the …
Act1029
You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view Act 1029. 1) If you don’t have it already it can be easily downloaded from: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html. After downloading and installing Adobe Acrobat Reader you will be able to view Act 1029. 2) If you already have Adobe Acrobat Reader just click on the following link: Act …
S.800 Signed into Law
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sonya Carius, (800) 332-3911 Wireless Communications and Public Safety Act (S.800) isSigned Into Law9-1-1 is Now The Universal Emergency Phone Number Columbus, Ohio (October 26, 1999)Today, President Clinton signed SenateBill 800 (S.800), officially making 9-1-1 the universal emergency number forAmerica. Previously, the U.S. House of Representatives passed S.800 in a 424 …
S.800 Passes U.S. House
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Sonya Carius, (800) 332-3911 Wireless Communications and Public Safety Act (S.800)Passes in U.S. HouseMakes 9-1-1 The Universal Emergency Phone Number Columbus, Ohio (October 13, 1999)The U.S. House of Representatives passedSenate Bill 800 (S.800) in a 424 to 2 vote yesterday, with the support of theNational Emergency Number Association (NENA) and other …
The Journal Gazetter2
FORT WAYNE – THE JOURNAL GAZETTE CELLULAR 911 CALLS POSE SNAGS FOR POLICE Sunday, April 25, 1999 Section: A Section Edition: Final Page: 1A By Meghan Hoyer The Journal Gazette Trapped in his car and knowing only that he had crashed in an Allen County ditch the morning of April 9, Jon Charleston talked to …
The Journal Gazette
FORT WAYNE – THE JOURNAL GAZETTE EDITORIAL FCC, STATE MUST RESOLVE 911 DISPUTES Monday, May 3, 1999 Section: PERSPECTIVE Edition: Final Page: 10A Let Jon Charleston be the last one to die. Let his death be the catalyst for Indiana to resolve the stumbling blocks that have kept it from complying with federal law, which …
9-1-1 Symposium
9-1-1 Symposium New 9-1-1 Technology Wireless 9-1-1, the Public SafetyViewpoint Relocation, Renovation, Consolidation,& Co-Location Tuesday May 14 and WednesdayMay 15, 2002 Radisson Hotel 1500 CanalStreet New Orleans, LA Sponsored by Orleans ParishCommunication District, L. Robert Kimball & Assoc., Positron Public SafetySystems, CML, Plant Equipment, Inc., BellSouth and Zetron, Inc., The Orleans Parish Communication …