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Speaker: VoIP still a problem for PSAPs

More than a year after the FCC issued an order mandating that voice-over-IP (VoIP) providers provide enhanced 911 to their customers, public-safety answering points (PSAPs) are still left with more questions than answers, a 911 solution vendor executive said this week

NENA: Don’t let details delay VoIP 911 service

PITTSBURGH–A panel at this week’s National Emergency Number Association conference discussed the myriad issues facing public-safety answering point managers as they work to deploy 911 services to callers using voice-over-IP handsets

NENA: Congress needs to keep its promise on funding

PITTSBURGH—While acknowledging the “tough budget climate” that currently exists in Washington, National Emergency Number Association Director of Government Affairs Patrick Halley said yesterday during NENA’s annual conference that Congress needs to fulfill the promises it made to the public-safety answering point sector when it passed the Enhance 911 Act in 2004

VoIP still a problem for PSAPs

More than a year after the FCC issued an order mandating that voice-over-IP (VoIP) service providers offer enhanced 911 to their customers, public-safety answering points (PSAPs) are still left with more questions than answers, a 911 solution vendor executive said this week

TA releases quarterly report on rebanding

Encouraging signs of progress are being made in 800 MHz reconfiguration, but the three-year rebanding project is embarking on one of its most challenging phases over the next several months, according to the quarterly report released today by the 800 MHz Transition Administrator

Speaker: VoIP still a problem for PSAPs

NENA: Don’t let details delay VoIP 911 service

NENA: Congress needs to keep its promise on funding

VoIP still a problem for PSAPs

TA releases quarterly report on rebanding

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