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Citizen Portal News Virginia

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1 week ago

Madison County board approves 125‑foot wireless monopole permit and joins opioid recovery cooperative grant The Board of Supervisors voted to approve a special‑use permit for a 125‑foot wireless communications monopole on tax map 48‑25 and authorized Madison's participation in an OAR cooperative opioid recovery grant (FY27 request noted at $111,884), directing the county administrator to sign required forms.

Madison County just greenlit a 125-foot wireless monopole and is stepping up in the fight against opioids with a new recovery grant!

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Citizen Portal News US

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1 month ago

Panel forwards Mystic Alerts Act to full committee to let satellite alerts supplement WEA The subcommittee adopted HR 7022, the Mystic Alerts Act, directing the FCC to allow emergency alerts to be delivered via satellite connectivity to provide redundancy when terrestrial networks fail, with sponsors citing Camp Mystic flooding as impetus.

A crucial step has been taken to ensure that emergency alerts can reach families even when the infrastructure is down, thanks to the Mystic Alerts Act!

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Citizen Portal News Idaho

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2 months ago

Draft cell-tower ordinance moves to Planning & Zoning after county accepts outside attorney offer A Kootenai County commissioner presented a modernized draft wireless-communications ordinance that tightens siting in residential zones, requires technical data and independent review paid by carriers, and includes enforcement provisions; the board agreed an outside attorney paid by a community group may draft language, with Planning & Zoning vetting required before the board sees a final proposal.

A new draft ordinance in Kootenai County aims to modernize wireless communications regulations, tightening restrictions on tower placements in residential zones while ensuring public safety and compliance.

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Citizen Portal News Indiana

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4 months ago

Johnson County BZA approves special exception for 290‑foot Verizon tower; variances continued The Johnson County Board of Zoning Appeals on Oct. 28 approved a special exception allowing Vertical Bridge and Verizon to build a 290‑foot wireless communications tower on a 45‑acre Bradley Family Farms parcel southwest of Trafalgar (SP‑1‑25). The board voted 3–2 to approve the special exception but continued the companion development‑standards/wa

The Johnson County Board has greenlit a controversial 290-foot Verizon tower, sparking fierce debate among locals concerned about property values and visual impacts.

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Proceedings of the IEEE

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7 months ago

Meet Dr. Khaled Letaief (HKUST), a global leader in #wirelesscommunications, #AI, #EdgeComputing, and #6G systems. An IEEE Fellow and a member of National Academy of Engineering, he brings decades of research and leadership to Proceedings of the IEEE Editorial Board: bit.ly/46iyBSN

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8 months ago

RIS-Aided Cooperative ISAC Networks for Structural Health Monitoring
Chao-Kai Wen, Jie Yang et al.
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Proceedings of the IEEE

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11 months ago

Join us on April 28 at 1 PM ET for a free webinar on Next-Generation Multiple Access! Our expert panelists will explore state-of-the-art research and highlight novel technologies that drive advancement in this field.

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Citizen Portal News Georgia

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1 year ago

Local governments to impose new $2.50 monthly wireless 9-1-1 charge by 2025 Local governments will charge $2.50 monthly for enhanced wireless 9-1-1 services starting July 2025.

Georgia is set to introduce a $2.50 monthly charge for enhanced wireless 9-1-1 services starting July 2025, igniting a heated debate over public safety versus consumer burden.

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