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NENA calls 10-digit PSAP calls unacceptable

In what many industry observers are calling a position reversal, the National Emergency Numbering Association executive board has declared voice-over-IP 911 systems that route calls to the administrative office of a public-safety answering point as “unacceptable.”

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Families of 9-11 deceased firefighters seek court appeal

Families of nine New York City firefighters who died on Sept. 11, 2001, have asked the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals to review last year’s decision

SmartLink deploys interoperable solution to Conn. fire department

SmartLink Radio Networks said it has deployed a radio solution that provides interoperable communications between the Manchester (Conn.) Fire-Rescue-EMS

CoCo Communications installs wireless mesh in Seattle school

CoCo Communications today announced it has deployed a “wireless security blanket” at Franklin High School in Seattle

SBC nixes notion of Vonage E-911 trial

SBC Communications this week declined an offer from Vonage to participate in an E-911 trial designed to address VoIP provider’s emergency-service shortcomings that have been highlighted by events during the last two months

FCC seeks comment on public-safety spectrum

The FCC this week announced it is seeking comments on the short-term and long-term spectral needs for emergency response providers

First Response Coalition decries $100 billion funding gap

A relaunched First Response Coalition yesterday released a report claiming that police, fire and emergency medical services will be underfunded by about $100 billion through 2008

Padcom inks deal with Dell

Wireless connectivity vendor Padcom yesterday announced it has teamed with computing giant Dell to create a wireless data solution for the public-safety market

C-AT awarded patents for interoperability solution

Communications-Applied Technology (C-AT) recently announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office awarded the company 13 patents related to its Incident Commanders’ Radio Interface (ICRI), a portable device that provides radio interoperability to first responders

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NENA calls 10-digit PSAP calls unacceptable

Motorola Dealers Keep the Faith

Families of 9-11 deceased firefighters seek court appeal

SmartLink deploys interoperable solution to Conn. fire department

CoCo Communications installs wireless mesh in Seattle school

SBC nixes notion of Vonage E-911 trial

FCC seeks comment on public-safety spectrum

First Response Coalition decries $100 billion funding gap

Padcom inks deal with Dell

C-AT awarded patents for interoperability solution

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