Felder questions Verizon and T-Mobile roles in 911 system
Felder asks about Verizon's role and articles mentioning T-Mobile as a 911 network provider. Barbera clarifies Verizon is the E911 provider for NYC, and T-Mobile does not play a role in 911 call delivery within the city's infrastructure, though they provide 911 service to their customers. NextGen 911 is primarily a Motorola managed network.
But previously, I think Barbara.
Barbara testified about New York City Public Safety Network, and there are articles that mention T-Mobile as a network provider for 911.
So who is the provider?
Is it on an independent server?
Like, what is the clarifying there?
The E911 provider for New York City is Verizon.
That's the old system that we're working our way out.
Okay.
T-Mobile does not play a role in 911 call delivery within the city's infrastructure.
So it is not a network provider, T-Mobile?
Not for the city's 911 system, but obviously they provide 911 service to their customers by giving them the ability to contact New York City 911.
And then next gen is fully Motorola.
The primary core component to it is a Motorola managed network.
Okay.
Okay, we have a few contract questions.