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Guidelines for State NG911
Legislative Language
Examples & Options for Legislative Language to Facilitate the Deployment of Next Generation 911
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Since 1966 - 4 Es: 1. Engineering 2. Education 3. Enforcement 4. Emergency Medical Services
2004: • US DOT NG911 Initiative • ENHANCE 911 Act
Goals of National 9-1-1 Program
Facilitate coordination among public and private stakeholders at local, State and Federal/national levels
Serve as an information clearinghouse Administer grant program for the benefit of
PSAPs Provide a Federal focus for 9-1-1 Promote and support 9-1-1 services
1. Background 2. Purpose 3. How to use the Guidelines 4. How the Guidelines are presented 5. Methodology 6. What the Guidelines document contains
Background
911 Stakeholders agree – it’s time for NG911
Current laws do not: ◦ Enable deployment of new technologies
◦ Allow the necessary level of coordination/collaboration
Current 911 laws vary dramatically
Each state faces unique challenges
NG911 is likely to: ◦ Present significant challenges
◦ Require substantial changes
Purpose of the Guidelines
Guidelines are not: ◦ “End-to-end model language that can be submitted for legislative action
Guidelines are: ◦ Inventory of issues to be considered
◦ Options for legislative language to address these issues
◦ Guidance, references and background information for use of each option
How the Guidelines are presented
Column 1:
Options/examples for legislative
language
Column 2:
Guidance, references, background
information for each option/example
How to use the Guidelines
1. Assess your state/territory’s: Overall status
How your current governance/structure will dictate legislative actions
2. Inventory the options in the Guidelines
3. Use/adapt example language as appropriate
Funding & Policy
Laurie Flaherty
Coordinator, National 911 Program
US DOT / NHTSA Office of EMS
1200 New Jersey Avenue SE, NTI-140
Washington DC 20590
(202) 366-2705
(202) 366-3485 [email protected]
www.know911.org