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 Keoni  Ana  Building,  Room  302  1177  Alakea  Street,  Honolulu 
 (over) 
 Kauai:  Lihue  State  Office  Building,  Basement 
 3060  Eiwa  Street,  Lihue 
 Dial-  up  ISDN  access  to  the  meeting  videoconference  can  be  arranged  if  the  calling  party  pays  all  connection  costs  and  makes  arrangements  at  least  one  week  in  advance  with  the 
 Committee  Chair. 
 In  support  of  its  on-  going  Regional  planning  efforts,  the  Region  11  (Hawaii)  700  MHz  Public  Safety  Regional  Planning  Committee  has  arranged  for  a  trainer  from  the  National  Public 
 Safety  Telecommunications  Council  to  travel  to  Hawaii  to  provide  training  on  the  Computer  Assisted  Pre-  coordination  Resource  and  Database  system  (CAPRAD).  CAPRAD  training  will 
 occur  in  Honolulu  on  Tuesday  through  Thursday,  February  10  th  through  12  th  ,  2004.  Class  size  is  limited.  Interested  parties  should  contact  their  voting  representative  on  the  Committee  for  details 
 on  how  to  be  included  in  training.  Committee  funding  will  be  used  to  assist  neighbor  island  members  with  travel  to  Honolulu  to  participate  in  the  training.  For  details  on  this  travel 
 assistance,  please  contact  the  Committee  Treasurer,  Amy  Watai  at  e-  mail  AmyW@  pwchi.  com  or  telephone  (808)  837-  4368. 


 The  Region  11  (Hawaii)  700  MHz  Public  Safety  Planning  Committee  meeting  is  open  to  the  public.  All  eligible  public  safety  providers  whose  sole  purpose  or  principal  purpose  is  to 
 protect  the  safety  of  life,  health,  or  property  in  Region  11  would  utilize  these  frequencies.  It  is  essential  that  not  only  public  safety,  but  all  government,  Native  American  Tribal,  and  non-governmental 
 organizations  eligible  under  Section  90.523  of  the  Commission’s  Rules  be  represented  in  order  to  ensure  that  each  agency’s  future  spectrum  needs  are  considered  in  the 
 allocation  process.  Administrators  who  are  not  oriented  in  the  communications  field  should  delegate  someone  with  this  knowledge  to  attend,  participate  and  represent  your  agency’s  needs. 


 All  interested  parties  wishing  to  participate  in  the  planning  for  the  use  of  new  public  safety  spectrum  in  the  700  MHz  band  and  4.9  GHz  band  within  Region  11  are  encouraged  to 
 attend.  For  further  information  on  any  of  the  Region  11  planning  meetings,  please  contact: 
 Robert  J.  Hlivak,  Chair  Region  11,  700  MHz  Regional  Planning  Committee 


 State  of  Hawaii,  ICS  Division  1177  Alakea  St.,  Room  201 
 Honolulu,  HI  96813  PH:  808-  586-  1930  ext.  015 
 FX:  808-  586-  1962  Email:  gwen.  k.  nakahara@  hawaii.  gov. 
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