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D Block approved: Now what?; Dispatch confusion & the Colo. wildfires | April 12, 2012

Pa. officials trying to fix 911 radio problems; Judge orders NYC to release review of 911 system; Medical telephone service fails to catch on in Japan ;
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Mobile Data Fire Radios Fire Communications April 2012
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Now that the reallocation for an emergency responder network, known as D Block, is law, what will it mean for fire departments? In this month's eNews, we talk to one of the leading communication experts about the ins and outs of the new network. Also, a N.Y. judge rules that a consultant's report reviewing the city's 911 system is public information.

Also, be sure to check out the story of a Colorado wildfire turned deadly after confusion arose in an overwhelmed dispatch center.


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Building with D Block
By Rick Markley, FireRescue1 Editor
Chief Jeff Johnson has been on the spear's tip of interoperability issues. Here's his take on how the rubber will meet the road for the new dedicated emergency responder network now that the plan is law. It changes everything
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 Colo. wildfire a deadly cascade of missteps, fire
 Judge orders NYC to release review of 911 system
 Pa. officials trying to fix 911 radio problems
 Medical telephone service fails to catch on in Japan

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