Major Carriers to File First 911 Live Call Data Reports Using CTIA Format
Representatives of AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon told the FCC they will file their initial 911 location accuracy live call data reports Friday, as required. But they said the first quarterly reports will use the format submitted by CTIA to…
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the FCC on Dec. 15 and not the latest form from the agency. CTIA relayed the industry position in a filing in docket 07-114. On Jan. 18 the Wireless Bureau released a new filing format “directing wireless carriers to ‘break out live call data for each Test City or relevant service area’ and include additional data not included in the carrier format,” the letter said. “The nationwide carriers will work diligently and in good faith to modify the IT and analytic systems designed around the carrier format to align with the new FCC Form for future reports.” The agency mandated the filing of the reports in an order approved by commissioners in January 2015 (see 1501290066).