ACA Wants Notice of Live Code EAS Tests
EAS participants should be given 30-days notice of upcoming live code emergency alert system tests “to allow for planning and coordination,” the American Cable Association said in meetings with aides to Chairman Ajit Pai, Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel and Commissioner Brendan…
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Carr, plus Public Safety Bureau staff, an ex parte filing in docket 15-91 posted Friday said. “We agree that this modest step would encourage wider participation in live code tests and help minimize disruptive side effects,” ACA said. Authorities should obtain contact information from EAS test participants that may have limited visibility within State Emergency Communications Committees (SECCs) or other planning bodies,” ACA said. The FCC “should work with State and local authorities as appropriate to help these authorities identify and acquire contact information for such participants.”