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Aug 11, 2011

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APCO 2011: The latest on D-block allocation

FCC to roll out multimedia, texting support for 911

'Breadcrumb' routers could save firefighters' lives

Dear Member

In this month's communications news, the pressure is on for Congress to address the D-block allocation and academic institutions are looking at how new communications technology can benefit public safety groups.

In addition, the FCC is taking steps to ensure that texting 911 in an emergency won't simply be a waste of time.

— The FireRescue1 Team


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Communications Feature

		APCO 2011: The latest on D-block allocation By Doug Wyllie, FireRescue1 Staff Will Congress address the issue of allocating the D-block to build a public safety network by establishing governance related to the D-Block, and providing the necessary funding? The pressure is on
Print and share this story Related: Senate panel OKs bill for wireless interoperable broadband network

Communications Feature

		Taking command of new communications technology In a first-time collaboration, the California Mobile Command Center Rally teamed up with an academic center that focuses on mobile application domains. Next-generation disaster management
Print and share this story Related: Interactive Interoperability: 2011 California command van rally

Communications News Feature

		'Breadcrumb' routers could save firefighters' lives The DoD has developed the a new disposable router system, dubbed WISPER, that may one day replace traditional radios. Each unit has an integrated two-way digital radio, antenna, and 3-volt power source. Position markers
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Communications News

	FCC to roll out multimedia, texting support for 911

	10 years after 9/11, NY responders communicate better

	Mobile devices save lives in emergencies

	Texas $130K dispatch upgrade aims to reduce calls


	Pa. bill would keep identities of callers to 911 under wraps

	Confusing dispatches delay responses in Ohio

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