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Mission Statement

Rapid, reliable and safe communications are critical to public safety professionals’ jobs. But across the United States, public safety and commercial radio frequencies are intermingled and adjacent to one another. This leads to interference that risks the lives of public safety personnel and the citizens they protect. In addition, public safety organizations – fire, medical, police and other emergency groups – have insufficient radio spectrum to meet their mission-critical needs.

Project Consensus helps link efforts to support the Consensus Plan, the best way to re-align the 800 MHz spectrum and virtually eliminate interference. This plan is now before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) awaiting its decision.

Help those on the front lines. Protect safe communications. Contact Washington and tell them to approve the Consensus Plan now.

Interference

A problem requiring an immediate solution

This year, public safety interference has reached its highest level, with 51 individual public safety agencies reporting interference at 117 different locations through April 30, 2003. If this trend continues, public safety agencies will experience interference at more than 350 locations this year - the highest single-year total to date.

For example, Orange County, California, has recently reported near daily interference to public safety radios in the vicinity of 150 cellular A band tower sites in the County.

Are you affected?  If your state is red on the map below, interference has been recorded in your area.  Click on your state to find out more.

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Concerned about interference in your region?

Think public safety officials need additional spectrum for critical communication?

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Testimonials

"We believe that the radio equipment modifications suggested by Motorola would be very beneficial in the overall efforts to address 800 MHz band interference, and would be an excellent compliment to, but not a substitute for, the Consensus Plan. Re-banding 800 MHz is still necessary to resolve the interference problems plaguing public safety licenses."

Robert Gurss, APCO, Alan Caldwell, IAFC and Harlin McEwen, IACP, MCCA, NSA and MCSA 5/03
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