FirstNet Update Alarm Industry Communications Committee Washington, DC December 1, 2016

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1 FirstNet Update larm Industry ommunications ommittee Washington, D December, 206 hief Harlin R. McEwen, hairman FirstNet dvisory ommittee

2 s Network THE LW Public Law 2 96 s Network ongress created FirstNet to develop and implement a single nationwide public safety broadband data network Network demanded by public safety for priority and interoperability Made possible by the successful fight for D-lock 700 MHz spectrum Network will be a public/private partnership to limit risk, speed deployment, meet public safety s unique needs 2

3 Previous and Plan Upper 700 MHz and ase Transmit D 0 2 N W 4 N Mobile Transmit D 0 2 N W 4 N New and Plan - dopted by F on July, D N N D N N Upper 700 MHz and Plan November, 202 ase Transmit Mobile Transmit Verizon Wireless FirstNet roadband 0 N 6 Verizon Wireless FirstNet roadband 0 N ompelling Value to FirstNet will be a new nationwide LTE cellular service provider Users will pay monthly use fees consistent with current commercial model Provide mission critical data service with priority & preemption for public safety users Support mobile devices including air cards, smartphones and tablets Support existing & new applications (D/RMS, Video, etc.)

4 Singular Focus: Deploying & Operating the NN The First Responder Network uthority shall hold the single public safety wireless license and take all actions necessary to ensure the building, deployment, and operation of the nationwide public safety broadband network 7 FirstNet Network enefits QoS, Priority & Preemption (QPP) Dedicated to Situational wareness pps / Services Local ontrol rade 8 4

5 dvisory ommittee 4 members, public safety, local, state, tribal and federal organization representatives 4 meetings a year, twice in person and twice via webinar, along with additional meetings as a part of task teams and working groups Task teams and working groups, established to provide specific input on select topics necessary to the successful buildout, operation and maintenance of the NN Executive ommittee, hair and 4 Vice hairs representing law enforcement, fire, EMS, state and local government hief Harlin McEwen (ret), International ssociation of hiefs of Police Tom Sorley, U.S. onference of Mayors hief Niles Ford, Metropolitan Fire hiefs ssociation Paul Patrick, National ssociation of State EMS Officials Jimmy ianato, National overnors ssociation 9 dvisory ommittee The includes representatives of all of the major public safety organizations representing law enforcement, fire service, EMS, and ommunications/9 /Ps The also includes representatives from organizations representing local, tribal, and state governments as well as the federal government 0

6 FirstNet Timeline RFP Release Evaluation FirstNet ontract ward (End of 206) JN MY DE RFP Proposals Received (May ) Develop State Plans & Prepare for Delivery Set during contract negotiation Feedback Received Fixed timeframe State Plans Draft Review Release of Draft State Plans Final Prep State Plans SP State Plan Delivery to overnor (90 Day Review) Start Deployment! 6

7 dopted at the 20th nnual onference Philadelphia, P October 2, 20 IP Support for larm Industry Use of the FirstNet Nationwide roadband Network Submitted by: ommunications & Technology ommittee T.028.a WHERES, the Middle lass Tax Relief and Job reation ct of 202 (Public Law 2 96) was signed into law by the President on February 22, 202 and created the First Responder Network uthority (FirstNet) as an independent authority within the National Telecommunications and Information dministration (NTI) at the U.S Department of ommerce, and the ct directs FirstNet to establish a single nationwide, interoperable public safety broadband network; and WHERES, there are benefits for the alarm industry and public safety if FirstNet authorizes the alarm industry to be a user of the FirstNet Nationwide roadband Network (NN); and WHERES, the use of the NN by the alarm industry would be for premises alarm units at government facilities, business, and homes, to communicate alarm information through the NN to participating central station alarm facilities. Typical signals would be burglar alarm, fire alarm, medical alarm signals, and other related signals. The verified alarm information would then be transmitted from the central station alarm facility to the nswering Point (P) using the utomated Secure larm Protocol (SP) or if SP is not available through the NN. In some cases streaming video would be transmitted from the alarm premises to the central station alarm facility and could then, upon request, be relayed to the P. The P could then transmit the streaming video from the alarm premises to first responders using the NN. The alarm industry would be substantially viewed as a secondary user, of the NN but with additional privileges as outlined below. In non emergency periods, alarm industry users would in essence have the same unfettered usage as all other users. larm companies would benefit from their access to the reliable and secure FirstNet network and FirstNet would benefit from a negotiated monthly/annual usage fee from the alarm companies; and now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the International ssociation hiefs of Police assembled at its 20th nnual onference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, strongly supports actions that seek to allow use by the larm Industry of the FirstNet Nationwide Public Safety roadband Network. 4 7

8 dvantages to larm ompanies Priority Negotiated rates (comparable or possibly lower than on the public networks) Hardened Network Longevity of Technology larm Industry Discussion with First Net May 27, 20 larm Industry ommunications ommittee Strategy lead for telecommunications issues at both federal and state levels on technology issues that impact provisioning of alarm protection services. entral Station larm ssociation Non profit trade association of professional monitoring companies that are listed by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory, such as FM lobal, Intertek/ETL or UL. S represents its members before ongress and regulatory agencies on the local, state and federal levels, and other authorities having jurisdiction (HJs) over the industry. Security Industry ssociation Non profit trade association of electronic physical security and fire protection businesses including manufacturers, integrators and consultants with focus on government relations & public policy, standards, education & certification and market research & growth. 8

9 Traditional / Existing Land Line Voice via TN ased on Municipality ellular U.L. Listed Monitoring enters SP/Nlets 9 Public Services nswering Points 00 year partnership with public safety community First Responders Protected uildings, Property & People Proposed Phase One Land Line ellular NN U.L. Listed Monitoring enters Voice via TN SP/Nlets 9 Public Services nswering Points NN First Responders Protected uildings, Property & People 9

10 Proposed Phase Two Situational ommand and ontrol uilding Management Systems Video Management Systems Fire larm & Evacuation larm Verification NN Voice via TN NN Land Line ellular U.L. Listed Monitoring enters SP/Nlets 9 Public Services nswering Points First Responders Protected uildings, Property & People Technical ompliance Situational ommand and ontrol uilding Management Systems Video Management Systems Fire larm & Evacuation larm Verification NN Voice via TN NN Protected uildings, Property & People Land Line ellular U.L. Listed Monitoring enters pproved Device Process SP/Nlets Non-profit clearing house NLETS as a model Industry consortium ppropriate device safeguards 9 Public Services nswering Points First Responders 0