The Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) received a complaint from the Stafford County, Virginia Sheriff’s Office (Sheriff) concerning interference to the Stafford County P25 public safety radio communications system (Stafford County System) operating countywide on certain exclusively licensed radio frequencies. In June 2024, Agents from the Columbia, Maryland Field Office ...
For a number of years now, I've been using the FCC ULS License Search website License Search to search for licensed frequencies, but this morning I'm experiencing "try again later" responses when running searches. Before this website came into being (or when there have been issues with the...
This is a question that is just to satisfy my curiosity. I am a licensed ham operator as well as a licensed GMRS operator. I am familiar with the FCC's Amateur radio call sign format - its easily found many places as to the format they use to issue Amateur call signs. But I'm curious about...
FCC Notice of Unlicensed Operation and Interfering with a Public Safety ...
During the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, the FCC had an active frequency surveillance (monitoring) operation coordinated out of the FCC office in Long Beach. This was a simpler time and one could monitor the FCC on their VHF system while they listened for suspicious activity across the bands.
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The FCC website isn't famous for its reliability. As they said, "Please check back later."
I don't think it's a misleading title because it reads, "FCC Proposal". That just means someone proposed it to the FCC; which is exactly how I read it. Now, if the title read, "Proposal by the FCC" or "FCC makes proposal" then I would agree that it was misleading. "has asked/petitioned them to" has essentially the same meaning as 'proposal".