[TrunkCom] Re: [NEXTEL1] TITLE: Improving Public SafetyCommunications

[Marcel]

The meeting just ended.
1) Nextel and others are proposing to relocate ALL of 800mhz public
safety band.

2) Your scanners will be fine, but your freq. database will be
worthless.

3) I suspect many agencies will get new P-25 equipment since some of
their old equipment
may not handle the relocation.

4) This is based around APCO's P-39

5) Yep P-36 is  CAD

6) Here is the list

Project 1- Film - The Little We Have, 1966

Project 2 - public safety standard operating procedure manual, 1967

Project 3 - Chicago public safety spectrum requirements study, 1970

Project 4 - national 10-signal study cards (1st review), 1973

Project 5 - public safety standard frequency coordination manual, 1971

Project 6 - experimental conference videotaping, 1971

Project 7 - Lifeline: an audio-visual dispatcher training course, 1977

Project 8 - conference rules manual, 1971

Project 9 - introduction to the theory of waiting times for public
safety, 1974

Project 10 - audio-visual: the APCO story, 1978

Project 11 - audio-visual: communications leadership skills, 1975

Project 12 - municipal spectrum requirements, 1973

Project 13 - communications review and assessments in state SPAs, 1974

Project 14 - aural brevity code for public safety communications, 1974

Project 15 - IACP survey of public safety communications, 1973

Project 16 - the application of the 900 MHz band to public safety
communications, 1975

Project 17 - Law enforcement communications: Problems and
recommendations, 1979

Project 18 - analysis of how the 155.475 MHz emergency channel is
managed, 1982

Project 19 - Operation SECURE, developing a nationwide civil disaster
radio response program in the 2-10 GHz band, 1982

Project 20 - development of public safety answering point (PSAP)
guidelines, 1982

Project 21 - frequency coordination database and operations, 1984

Project 22 - several public safety training courses, including 80 and
40-hour basic, advanced for law enforcement, fire and
EMS, 1985

Project 23 - report on public safety interoperability, 1987

Project 24 - public safety technician testing and certification program,
1985

Project 25 - public safety digital radio standards, 1989

Project 26 - metropolitan area spectrum allocation, 1989

Project 27 - Two publication: Primer of public safety telecommunications
systems, How to write an SOP manual, 1989

Project 28 - 2 GHz microwave system relocation, 1990

Project 29 - Communications Act Amendments, 1990

Project 30 - APCO Building Fund, 1990

Project 31 - impact of wireless communications on 911, 1991

Project 32 - APCO Strategic Plan, 1993

Project 33 - universal training standards for public safety dispatchers,
1995

Project 34 - high-speed wireless data standards, an additional part of
Project 25

Project 35 - nationwide non-emergency telephone number (311), 1996

Project 36 - CAD data interchange standards

Project 37 - dispatcher certification program

Project 38 - dubbed "Project Locate," intended to expedite the
implementation of Phase II at local PSAPs

Project 39 - 800 MHz band interference issue

Project 40 - comm center staffing crisis

Jerry Kacprzycki wrote:

> How will this affect our scanners?
> Will there still be a Project 25?
> Isn't there also a Project 36?
> Do you have a list of all the PROJECT numbers and their purposes?
>