NPSTC Requests Recommendations on Common Nomenclature (12/20)

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The National Public Safety Telecommunications Council (NPSTC) is requesting alternate recommendations on the common interoperability radio channel-naming scheme that was developed by the FCC's Public Safety National Coordinating Committee (NCC). NPSTC is providing the public-safety community the opportunity to submit alternate recommendations to update the NCC recommended channel naming scheme, and will host a public forum on standard radio channel naming (common nomenclature) standard for public-safety voice interoperability channels in Orlando, Fla., Feb. 5. Visit the NPSTC Web site at www.npstc.org for complete details on how to create, submit, and present recommendations.