313 Westview Avenue, Leonia, NJ 07605 
EZ-Locate returned a Block Face Match from the Tele Atlas map database.
Matched Address
    
Location (WGS-84)
    
2000 Census
313 WESTVIEW AVE
LEONIA, NJ 07605

Lat:40.858111 40:51:29.200N
Lon:-073.988115 73:59:17.214W

-73.9886252408101
40.8582804074755

 Who owns the MSAG? 

 

In Texas the 911 Agency (911 Emergency Communications District, Home
Rule City or Council of Government) is considered the “owner” of the
MSAG. 

These “owners” readily share the MSAG with ILEC’s, CLEC’s and
Wireless Providers who establish a contractual relationship with the 911
Agencies.  Among other things, this contractual relationship assures
that these “users” of the MSAG will bill a 911 service fee and agree
to remit it back to the 911 Agency.  On the one hand I can see that VoIP
could be very similar to the way we do business today.  Assuming that
VoIP provider enters into a contractual relationship with the 911
Agency, use of the MSAG would be no problem.  However, when the MSAG is
moved to a single national DNS server (I3), I don’t see how use of the
MSAG could be restricted to only those VoIP providers who are
contractually bound to the 911 Agencies.

 How is the ESSID assigned? 

On the INTRADO DBMS (formerly Lucent) platform, the ESSID is assigned
based on a NPA/NXX  ESSID table.  The ESSID is not part of the MSAG
today.  However, it wouldn't take very long to add this field to the
MSAG.  That information just hasn't been needed as part of the MSAG
until now.  As someone pointed out, the ESN is part of the MSAG, but
ESNs are repeated in every SR in Texas.  At last count there were over
20 SRs in Texas.