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National Emergency Number Association
Home NENA Operations Standards & Documents Documents are attached at the bottom of individual standards for download. Technical – General Operations – General 00-001 v16 – Master Glossary The NENA Master Glossary is a guide for readers of NENA publications and a tool for members of the NENA committees that prepare them. It defines the terms, …
NENA Technical Standards & Documents
Select one or more Committee – Then click Apply. Standard# & Titles only List / Archived Technical Standards Technical – GeneralTechnical – NetworkTechnical – DataTechnical – CPETechnical – Non-TraditionalTechnical – VoIP/PacketJoint – NG Transition Planning Technical – General Operations – General 00-001 v16 Master Glossary The NENA Master Glossary is a guide for readers of NENA …
MASTER CHART OF STATE E9-1-1 LAWS
STATE LAND LINE FUNDING WIRELESS FUNDING2 FUNDING AUTHORITY ADEQUATE WIRELESS INDEMNITY RELATED LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY Alabama – E Code of Ala. §§ 11-98-1 et seq. Local surcharge: NTE 5% maximum tariff rate; NTE $2.00 if population < 25,000. Not specified in statute. Board of Commissioners for each emergency telephone district upon public majority vote–Code of Ala. …
WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
(DRAFT) Starting with page 16 ofdraft….”An Act concerning emergencycommunications”….. (30 ILCS 105/5. 401 new) Sec. 5.401. The State WirelessService Emergency Fund (30 ILCS 105/8. 36 new) Sec. 8.36 State WirelessService Emergency Fund. Appropriations from the StateWireless Emergency Fund shall be made only to the Department ofState Police for use in accordance with Section 15.3-1 of …
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WIRELESS LEGILSATION FOR THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
HOUSE BILL 238 AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S.33:9102(B) and to enact Part V of Chapter 31 of Title 33 of theLouisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S.33:9131.5, relative to the Allen Parish Communications District;to provide relative to the purposes of the district; to providerelative to enhancement of emergency telecommunications service;to …
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WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
SENATE BILL 2393 AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 19-5-313,MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO REVISE THE CHARGES LEVIED BY BOARDSOF SUPERVISORS FOR EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE; AND FOR RELATEDPURPOSES. SECTION 1. Section 19-5-313,Mississippi Code of 1972, is amended as follows: 19-5-313. (1) The board ofsupervisors SHALL levy an emergency telephone servicecharge in an amount of One Dollar …
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WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Amending the act of July 9, 1990 (P.L.340,No.78), entitled An act providing for a Statewide emergencytelephone number 9-1-1 system; providing for contributions fromtelephone subscribers; providing a penalty; and making a repealsfurther providing for a 9-1-1 emergency communication system, foruse of contribution fees and for training of dispatchers;establishing the Advisory Council on 9-1-1 and providing for …
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RI Wireless
This act would include cellular telephonesubscribers within the surcharge provisions for the funding ofthe 911 emergency Telephone Number Act. This act would take effect upon passage. It is enacted by the General Assembly asfollows SECTION 1. Sections 39-21.1-3 and 39-21.1-14 ofthe General Laws in Chapter 39-21.1 entitled “911 EmergencyTelephone Number Act” are hereby amended to …
WIRELESS LEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS
PROPOSED NEW RULE 251.2 and AMENDMENTS TO RULE251.6 The Advisory Commission on State EmergencyCommunications proposes new 251.2, concerning guidelines forchanging or extending 9-1-1 service arrangements and an amendmentto 251.6, concerning guidelines for Strategic Plans, Amendments,and Equalization Surcharge Allocation. These sections provideguidelines for changing or extending 9-1-1 service arrangementsin the new competitive and fast-changing telecommunicationsenvironment. The …
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