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 PUBLIC  NOTICE 
 Federal  Communications  Commission  445  12th  St.,  S.  W. 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 DA  05-  660  March  11,  2005 
 WIRELESS  TELECOMMUNICATIONS  BUREAU  ACTION 
 REGION  9  (FLORIDA)  PUBLIC  SAFETY  REGIONAL  PLANNING  COMMITTEES  ANNOUNCE  REGION  9  800  MHz  NPSPAC  REGIONAL  PUBLIC  SAFETY 


 PLANNING  MEETING  (GEN.  DOCKET  90-  119)  AND 
 REGION  9  700  MHz  REGIONAL  PUBLIC  SAFETY  PLANNING  MEETING 


 The  Region  9  (Florida)  Public  Safety  Regional  Planning  Committees  announce  two  consecutive  Region  9  Public  Safety  planning  meetings. 


 On  Monday,  May  16,  2005,  the  Region  9  800  MHz  NPSPAC  Regional  Planning  Committee  meeting  will  convene  at  9:  00  a.  m.  at  the  Adams  Mark  Hotel,  225  Coast  Line  Drive  East, 
 Jacksonville,  Florida. 
 The  agenda  for  this  meeting  includes: 
 1.  Status  of  licensing  2.  Status  of  MA  channels 


 3.  Approval  of  next  plan  amendment  4.  Update  on  homeland  security  issues 
 5.  Status  of  the  800  MHz  relocation  plan  6.  Update  on  other  items  that  may  arise. 


 On  Monday,  May  16,  2005,  the  Region  9  700  MHz  Regional  Planning  Committee  will  convene  at  1:  00  p.  m.  at  the  Adams  Mark  Hotel,  225  Coast  Line  Drive  East,  Jacksonville,  Florida. 
 The  agenda  for  this  meeting  includes: 
 1.  Current  status  of  700  MHz  licensing  2.  Status  of  the  Florida  Regional  Plan  for  700  MHz 


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 3.  An  explanation  of  CAPRAD  4.  Annual  business  duties  of  the  Regional  Committee 
 5.  Election  of  Officers. 


 The  Region  9  700  MHz  Public  Safety  Planning  Committee  meetings  are  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  Florida  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  and  800  MHz  band,  or  the  newly  allocated  4.9  GHz  band  within 
 Region  9  are  encouraged  to  attend.  For  further  information  about  the  meeting,  please  contact: 
 Ray  Carlson,  Vice-  Chairman  Region  9  700  MHz  Public  Safety  Planning  Committee 
 Commander,  Palm  Beach  Sheriff’s  Office  3328  Gun  Club  Road, 
 West  Palm  Beach,  FL  33406  PH:  561-  688-  3514 
 Email:  carlsonr@  phso.  org 


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