FCC Seeks Comment on North Carolina State Highway Patrol Waiver Request
The FCC Public Safety Bureau sought comment Monday on an application by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol to modify its private land mobile radio license by adding three new 800 MHz channels to its license for the area in…
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and around Salisbury. “North Carolina states that two channels currently licensed at its High Peak site in Burke County, NC are ‘impacted by interference from the City of Salisbury, North Carolina’ and that ‘on-air experience showed these two channels un-useable,'" the bureau said. “Consequently, North Carolina seeks to replace the two channels receiving interference with two alternate channels. It also seeks to add a third channel to the site to compensate for ‘increased traffic.’” Comments are due Sept. 9, replies Sept. 24.