PRUDENCE PARKS for UTILITIES TELECOM COUNCIL
What was lobbied
One issue area, each in the filer's own words, with who lobbied on it and where.
Telecommunications TEC
Broadband grants under ARRA 09 - NOFAs; eligibility for grants Smart grid grants and demonstration projects under ARRA 09 - NOFAs and eligibility for grants/demonstration project funding Spectrum management, allocation and licensing policies of the FCC and NTIA Cyber security of utility and pipeline IT and control/communications networks Physical security of utility and pipeline infrastructure Spectrum management, allocation and licensing policies for utilities and pipelines Inclusion of utility and pipeline personnel as essential service providers for purposes of the Stafford Act Interoperability of critical infrastructure (CI) communications networks Coordination of CI emergency communications with state/local/federal emergency responders Spectrum sharing initiatives with federal licensees as part of the Federal Strategic Spectrum Plan 2008 Reauctioning of the 700 D block spectrum Energy efficiency and reliability as related to CI communications networks and Smart Grid (SG) and HR 2454 and S. 1462 Tax credits, grants, studies or other activities concerning grid modernization and SG implementation Cyber security of the electric grid, HR 2195, HR 2165 and S. 1462 RUS grant/loan applications for BPL and broadband deployment National Infrastructure Protection Plan, Communications and IT SCCs and SSPs Spectrum Inventory of Licensed Users, HR 3125 and S. 649
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| PRUDENCE HOERTER PARKS | — |
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