FCC adopts reliability rules for Next Generation 911 emergency systems
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Amanda Watford
Summary
The FCC has adopted new rules requiring operators of Next Generation 911 (NG911) systems to implement reliability and redundancy measures to reduce service disruptions. The rules also mandate that providers report on their progress in ensuring seamless transfer of emergency calls and data between the new internet-based networks as states transition away from legacy emergency call infrastructure.
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bskyFCC adopts reliability rules for Next Generation 911 emergency systemsstateline.orgKey quotes
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The commission also will require providers to report on their progress toward ensuring that the new systems can seamlessly transfer emergency calls and data between networks.
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