The Hatfield report 1st November 2002 The FCC wants to accelerate deployment of wireless E9-1-1 emergency telephone number service that would indicate callers’ locations to call takers at
Weapons of mass destruction: 1st November 2002 The risk of technology accidents, such as fuel spills and toxic gas leaks, has been with us for some time. As industrial technology advances, materials
‘Consensus Parties’ to give FCC 800 MHz rebanding details soon 30th October 2002 Highlight: FCC filing to detail funding and to address border regions, timing and logistics, and post-retuning rights and responsibilities Sixteen signatories
Homeland security plan gives EPA’s blueprint for protection, response and recovery in connection with terrorism 12th October 2002 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has released its strategic plan for homeland security. The plan is intended to support President George W. Bush’s
Happy 3rd anniversary, FCC Enforcement Bureau 11th October 2002 If no one else will recognize you on your third anniversary—do it yourself. That’s the approach taken by the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau as it issued a report
Cosponsor list for CC&R bill, HR 4720, continues to grow 29th September 2002 Four new cosponsors have signed aboard HR 4720, the bill in Congress aimed at providing relief to amateurs faced with private deed covenants, conditions
National Governors Association issues homeland security emergency management guide 21st September 2002 The National Governors Association’s Center for Best Practices released its “Governor’s Guide to Emergency Management Volume Two: Homeland Security” on
APCO president to urge Congress to set ‘firm and final date’ for digital TV transition in House subcommittee testimony 20th September 2002 The president of the Associated Public-Safety Communications Officials, a membership organization based in Daytona Beach, Fla., is scheduled to testify
Treasury, Justice departments award $3 billion land mobile radio contract to six manufacturers 16th September 2002 Six companies have been awarded a joint $3 billion contract to supply Project 25 digital land mobile radio technology to support federal law enforcement
InfraLynx Hummer delivers interoperability on wheels 1st September 2002 The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington has out-fitted a high-mobility, multipurpose, wheeled vehicle (HMMWV, pronounced or ) with almost every
Updated: How ‘sidelink’ peer-to-peer communications can enhance public-safety operations 1 27th February 2023
