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The Public Safety Bureau held meetings in recent days with representatives of public safety groups to brief them on relevant parts of the National Broadband Plan. APCO said in an ex parte filing that a meeting it took part in…
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had covered: “(1) administrative/technical aspect of the plan, including an incentive-based partner program as well as roaming on commercial networks and priority access when utilizing commercial networks; (2) the Emergency Response Interoperability Center (ERIC); and (3) funding, both for constructing the public safety broadband network and operating the network.” The National Emergency Number Association said, “Key elements presented were increasing redundancy and reliability of the public safety broadband network, improved capacity and performance, and reduced costs for public safety agencies as well as state and local governments.” Bureau officials also discussed the public safety aspects of the plan with representatives of T-Mobile, the Rural Cellular Association and a group called the 700 MHz Block A Good Faith Purchasers Alliance and others, according to filings at the commission.