On April 4, APCO submitted a detailed letter to the Federal Communications Commission, emphasizing the critical need for a robust and transparent process for resolving harmful interference to 6 GHz public safety operations.
Ex Parte: Interference Reporting in AFC Systems
APCO’s Advocacy Priorities for 2024
Today, February 16, is the 56th anniversary of the first 9-1-1 call. Much has changed in the past 56 years, particularly with regard to training, technology, and the nature of the work performed by 9-1-1 professionals. What has remained constant is the dedication, professionalism, and perseverance of the 9-1-1 community and APCO’s commitment to ensuring 9-1-1 professionals have the tools and resources they need. APCO’s legislative and regulatory priorities reflect this devotion to its members and are aimed at advancing the industry and empowering 9-1-1 to save more lives.
Ex Parte: 6 GHz, Wireless 9-1-1 Location Accuracy, Outage Notifications (Commissioner Gomez)
APCO, UTC, EEI, etc.: Joint Opposition to Extreme Networks Waiver Request
APCO and Others Oppose Request to Waive 6 GHz Protections
On September 7, APCO joined several organizations in opposing a request by Extreme Networks to waive certain protections for 6 GHz licensees.
FCC Instructs 6 GHz Temporary Fixed Station Licensees to Register in ULS
On September 6, the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau announced that the FCC’s Universal Licensing System (ULS) will now accept applications for temporary fixed stations operating in the 6 GHz band.
APCO, UTC, EEI, etc.: Joint Letter Requesting Data from NSF Testing
APCO Continues Efforts to Protect 6 GHz Public Safety Spectrum
APCO and other organizations representing users of the 6 GHz band met with FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel’s office to discuss actions the FCC should take to ensure public safety agencies and other users of the 6 GHz band are protected from interference from unlicensed devices.
