[real-eyes] Fw: [talkshopchatters] National Survey of 9-1-1 For Persons with Disabilities

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Silverstein, Sharon T 
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Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 11:00 AM
Subject: National Survey of 9-1-1 For Persons with Disabilities


FYI



http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/EAAC/



      Emergency Access Advisory Committee (EAAC) 


      NEW   This is a national survey being conducted to see how people with 
disabilities want to call 9-1-1 in the future when they can use the Internet to 
send pictures, video, texts, as well as voice telephone calls. This is an 
important accessibility objective! When you need to call for help, how will you 
call 9-1-1? Let us know! To take the emergency access NG911 national survey 
NOW, click on one of the options below. This survey will be available until 
April 24, 2011.

      Survey in English and American Sign Language (ASL)
      Encuestra en Español
      Easy to Read Version 

      MISSION 

      The mission of the Emergency Access Advisory Committee is to make 
recommendations to the FCC regarding policies and practices for the purpose of 
achieving equal access to emergency services by individuals with disabilities, 
as a part of the migration to a national Internet protocol-enabled emergency 
network, also known as NG911. 

      Letters to the Committee's Designated Federal Officer (DFO), Cheryl J. 
King, should be sent to Room 3-B433, Federal Communications Commission, 445 
Twelfth Street, SW, Washington, DC 20554. She also can be contacted by email at 
EAAC@xxxxxxxx 

      Public Law 111-260 signed by President Barack Obama on October 8, 2010. 

      Section of Statute that addresses EAAC. 

      HEADLINES 

      3-25-11
      Emergency Access Advisory Committee Announcement of April 8, 2011 
Meeting. Committee to Focus on Matters Pertaining to Next Generation 911 Access 
for Persons with Disabilities. DA 11-553.
      Public Notice: Word || PDF 

      3-16-11
      Emergency Access Advisory Committee Releases National Survey to Learn 
About Emergency Calling by Individuals with Disabilities.
      News Release: Word || PDF 

      2-18-11
      Emergency Access Advisory Committee Announcement of March 11, 2011 
Meeting. Committee to Focus on Matters Pertaining to Next Generation 911 Access 
for Persons with Disabilities. DA 11-329.
      Public Notice: Word || PDF 

      1-24-11
      Emergency Access Advisory Committee Announcement of February 11, 2011 
Meeting. Committee to Focus on Matters Pertaining to Next Generation 911 Access 
for Persons with Disabilities
      Public Notice: Word || PDF 

      12-21-10
      FCC Takes First Step to Help Revolutionize America's 9-1-1 Services for 
Consumers, First Responders.
      News Release: Word || PDF
      NOI: Word | PDF
      Fact Sheet: Word || PDF
      Genachowski Statement: Word || PDF
      Copps Statement: Word || PDF
      McDowell Statement: Word || PDF
      Clyburn Statement: Word || PDF
      Baker Statement: Word || PDF

      12-7-10
      Membership in Two Disability-Focused Advisory Committees Announced; 
Transcript of November 30 Presentation on Implementation of Accessibility Act 
Available Online.
      News Release: Word || PDF

      12-7-10
      Emergency Access Advisory Committee Announcement of Members and 
Co-Chairpersons.
      Public Notice: Word || PDF
      Erratum Released 1-11-11: Word || PDF 

      10-19-10
      The FCC Requests Nominations for Membership on Emergency Access Advisory 
Committee (EAAC) in Accordance with the Twenty-First Century Communications and 
Video Accessibility Act. DA 10-2001.
      Public Notice: Word || PDF
      News Release: Word || PDF 

      10-8-10
      Statements on the Enactment of the Equal Access to 21st Century 
Communications Act
      News Releases:
      Chairman Julius Genachowski: Word || PDF
      Commissioner Mignon L. Clyburn: Word || PDF
     







Sharon T. Silverstein

Job Development Specialist

Rehabilitation Services for the Blind, St. Louis South

3867 Magnolia Avenue

St. Louis, MO 63110 

E-Mail:  Sharon.T.Silverstein@xxxxxxxxxx

Direct Line: 314-933-7318                                            

St. Louis South Main Tel. #:     314-933-7311  

St. Louis South Fax #:              314-933-7323

TDD:                                         314-933-7327





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