FCC Seeks Input on Emergency Services for People with Disabilities

April 01, 2011

When you need to call for help, how will you call 9-1-1? Let the FCC and the Emergency Access Advisory Committee know!

There is a national survey being conducted by the Emergency Access Advisory Committee of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to see how individuals 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. 

When you need to call for help, how will you call 9-1-1?  Let the FCC and the Advisory Committee know! 

To take the emergency access NG911 national survey NOW, click on one of the options below:

• English and American Sign Language (ASL): http://fcc.eaac.sgizmo.com/s3.
• Acesso la Encuestra en Espanol: http://fcc.eaac-es.sgizmo.com/s3.

To learn more about this Advisory Committee and the survey, go to:  www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/EAAC/ 

If you have any questions about the survey, please contact: EAAC@fcc.gov or call (202) 418-2285.

The survey will be available until April 24, 2011. 

Matthew Gerst