IMPLEMENTING AND MAINTAINING CONFIGURABLE PSAP ATTRIBUTES Sample Clauses

IMPLEMENTING AND MAINTAINING CONFIGURABLE PSAP ATTRIBUTES. At a minimum, the following data elements will be configured by CENTURYLINK for PSAP. While initial provisioning will occur during the migration preparation period, the CENTURYLINK or PSAP authorized personnel may request modifications to the provisioning to meet its changing needs: • PSAP Trunks: o NPD assignment (if appropriate) o Trunk assignments by call type (wireline, wireless or VoIP) o Add or delete trunk members • Route Lists/Routing Rules: o Primary and alternate routes o Selective transfer list/star code destinations for first responders, Police Department, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services o Fixed bridge lists such as poison control or neighboring PSAPs o PSAP abandonment routing rules CENTURYLINK will work with each TSP to gather and confirm information to support data provisioning for trunks incoming from the End Office to the Next Gen 9-1-1 Routing network including the following data: • Incoming signal type • Call type • Implied numbering plan administration (“NPA”), if applicable
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