ALJ to Hear Indiana, Sprint 800 MHz Rebanding Dispute
The FCC Public Safety Bureau designated for hearing before an administrative law judge a dispute over parts of costs of the 800 MHz rebanding in Indiana the state claims weren't fully reimbursed by Sprint. The company agreed in a landmark…
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2004 800 MHz rebanding order to pay costs of moving public safety users to other spectrum to alleviate interference. “This cost reconciliation is required by the Commission’s orders governing the nationwide 800 MHz rebanding initiative,” said an order in docket 02-55 in Wednesday's Daily Digest. “Indiana and Sprint were unable to resolve disputed issues during mediation.”