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started 13 hours ago, Laura Meyers (0 total replies)
Free Domestic Violence Training
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started 15 hours ago, George Bastedo (0 total replies)
Use of Public Safety Radio Frequencies
4.	Good afternoon, I had a question posed to me that... George Bastedo

 

 2.   Free Domestic Violence Training

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Nov 7, 2014 3:06 PM Laura Meyers Ks Free DV Training

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Free DV training offered by the Kansas Attorney General's office

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Laura Meyers
Major - Support Services
Sedgwick County Emergency Communications
Wichita, KS
laura.meyers@sedgwick.gov
(316) 660-4977
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 4.   Use of Public Safety Radio Frequencies

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Nov 7, 2014 1:25 PM George Bastedo

Good afternoon,

I had a question posed to me that I could use some help answering.  We (the County) are licensed by the FCC for base station and mobile operations on certain public safety radio frequencies.  Various Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement agencies (County, Village and Town) utilize those frequencies to communicate with the 911 Center.  From time to time, we get requests from other agencies (a railroad as an example) to be allowed to communicate with us during an emergency or disaster on those frequencies.  I am looking for the regulatory statute that empowers us to affirm or deny those requests.  I assume it is in FCC-land somewhere, but hope that someone that is already knowledgeable of it will save me a ton of time digging for it.

Thanks for any help!  Have a good weekend.

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George Bastedo
Director of Disaster Preparedness
Wayne County Emergency Management
Lyons, NY
gbastedo@co.wayne.ny.us
(315) 946-5664
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