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HI Wireless
WIRELESSLEGISLATION FROM THE STATE OF HAWAII HOUSE BILL 2146 A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO EMERGENCYTELEPHONE SERVICE. SECTION 1. Section 269-16.95,Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended by amending subsection (a) toread as follows: “(a) A public utilityproviding local exchange telecommunications services shallbe permitted to MAY recover the capital cost andassociated operating expenses for the first …
CT Wireless
WIRELESSLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT STATE OFCONNECTICUTREGULATION OFDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETYCONCERNING SUBJECT MATTER OF REGULATIONSCONNECTICUTENHANCED 911 TELECOMMUNICATIONS FUND REGULATIONS Section 1. The regulations ofConnecticut State Agencies are amended by adding Sections 28-24-1to 28-24-11, inclusive, as follows: (NEW) Sec. 28-24-1 Definitions (a) Those definitions set forth inSections 28-25 and 28-30 of the Connecticut General Statutesshall …
GA Wireless
Entered NRC 4/21/97 WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THESTATE OF GEORGIA GEORGIA 144TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY– 1997-98 REGULAR SESSION SENATE RESOLUTION 53 A RESOLUTION Creating the Senate 911 Systems Funding StudyCommittee; and for other purposes. WHEREAS, governments currently provide 911service through the assessment and collection of charges onland-line telephones; and WHEREAS, wireless, cellular telephones are notsubject to 911 …
FL Wireless
WIRELESSLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA (Draft) …………….primaryobjective as set forth above, any remaining fees in the EmergencyTelephone Number System Trust Fund may be used as grants tosupport 9-1-1 expenses in any county that has the access line feeset at $.50 per month and demonstrates that its overall E911system costs exceed the revenue from said …
CO Wireless
WIRELESSLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF COLORADO COLORADO FIRSTREGULAR SESSION OF THE 61ST GENERAL ASSEMBLY SENATE BILL 132 A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE PROVISION OFEMERGENCY SERVICES VIA TELEPHONE, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH,PROVIDING A FUNDING MECHANISM FOR WIRELESS 9-1-1 SERVICE ANDGRANTING QUALIFIED IMMUNITY TO PROVIDERS OF EMERGENCY TELEPHONESERVICE. Declares that dialing 9-1-1 is themost effective …
States with Standards
NRC – TelcommunicatorStandards and Training Summary of Question #22 Do your training standards contain a requirement for theestablishment of Emergency Medical Dispatch Pre-Arrival Program?(As of April, 1996) State Yes No 1. California X 2. Connecticut X 3. Georgia X 4. Idaho X 5. Kentucky unknown 6. Maryland X 7. …
States with Standards
NRC – TelcommunicatorStandards and Training Summary of Question #23 Do requirements for state certification contain any otherprovisions such as minimum education, minimum age, minimum typingskills, ride along programs, etc.(As of April, 1996) State Yes No 1. California X 2. Connecticut X 3. Georgia X 4. Idaho X 5. Kentucky unknown …
AZ Wireless
WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF ARIZONA HOUSE BILL 2018 1997 AZ H.B. 2018 Version Date: January 13, 1997 AN ACT AMENDING TITLE 12, CHAPTER6, ARTICLE 12, ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, BY ADDING SECTION12-713; RELATING TO IMMUNITIES FOR CIVIL DAMAGES. Be it enacted by the Legislatureof the State of Arizona: Section 1. Title 12, chapter 6,article …
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A little background on the “Telecommunicator Standards andTraining” survey Welcome to the 1996 Edition of the NENA National Telecommunicator Standards andTraining Survey. This survey was commissioned as part of NENA’s National Resource Centerproject and its Commitment to encouraging and supporting states attempting to enactlegislation that will establish telecommunicator training standards. A state by statesurvey was …