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A Trusted Path to NG911 Compliance In 2024, the FCC mandated that OSPs transition to NG911-capable networks (FCC 24-78). This critical move enhances...
By a unanimous vote on July 18, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission took a groundbreaking step forward to accelerate the transition to end-to-end Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) in the United States. The Commission's action will boost efforts to modernize emergency services by advancing the transition to an IP-based 9-1-1 system, promising faster, more efficient responses during critical situations.
Intrado was an active participant in shaping these rules, meeting several times with the FCC to talk about the key decisions for extending NG9-1-1 and what it's like to work with Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) that are preparing for these capabilities as well as with Originating Service Providers (OSPs) that will initiate NG9-1-1 service to the PSAP.
Upon news of the vote, Brian Fontes, CEO of the National Emergency Number Association, remarked that the ruling would be an opportunity for stakeholders to work together on a plan forward and that the move would improve 9-1-1 services for everyone, especially those who depend on.
"This order...provides a balanced and sensible framework for 9-1-1 authorities and OSPs to move forward together to deploy NG9-1-1 nationwide." -Brian Fontes, NENA CEO
A Trusted Path to NG911 Compliance In 2024, the FCC mandated that OSPs transition to NG911-capable networks (FCC 24-78). This critical move enhances...
New FCC regulations are transforming 9-1-1 requirements for mobile carriers of all sizes across the US. In this recorded webinar, originally...
When most people think about calling 9-1-1, they picture a simple, direct connection between their phone and the local emergency dispatch center —...