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and we are particularly disappointed that netcom is not able to go forward, a project that has received essential equipment and would allow first responders to transmit life saving data to provide hospitals with support in vital medical services to proceed on. i time has expired but i hope this hearing will result in some purposeful action on the part of the department and firstnet to make things work in mississippi. >> thank you senator richter. senator daines. >> thank you. i come from montana and in a state like montana we have almost the tale of the two types of them are meant rural and permits across most of our state and the same time because of technology it is removed geography is a constraint. we are able to build world-class companies in montana because we can attract and retain great talent because of the quality of life we have. it also helps us improve our first responder services, the technology and encouraged in terms of what firstnet could do to improve public safety by coordinating these communication capabilities. when we have incidents that are 50 to 100 miles away in

and we are particularly disappointed that netcom is not able to go forward, a project that has received essential equipment and would allow first responders to transmit life saving data to provide hospitals with support in vital medical services to proceed on. i time has expired but i hope this hearing will result in some purposeful action on the part of the department and firstnet to make things work in mississippi. >> thank you senator richter. senator daines. >> thank you. i come from montana and in a state like montana we have almost the tale of the two types of them are meant rural and permits across most of our state and the same time because of technology it is removed geography is a constraint. we are able to build world-class companies in montana because we can attract and retain great talent because of the quality of life we have. it also helps us improve our first responder services, the technology and encouraged in terms of what firstnet could do to improve public safety by coordinating these communication capabilities. when we have incidents that are 50 to 100 miles away in