Public Safety – 9–1–1 Emergency Telephone System – Alterations
What this bill does
Requiring that certain providers of a 9-1-1-accessible service provide certain notice to a certain public safety answering point, the Maryland Joint Operations Center, and the Maryland 9-1-1 Board in the event of a 9-1-1-accessible service outage lasting more than 30 minutes and affecting more than 600,000 user minutes; requiring the Commission to Advance Next Generation 9-1-1 Across Maryland to report to the General Assembly certain demographic, employment, and training information regarding 9-1-1 specialists by December 31, 2021; etc.
Analysis reads the bill text, the fiscal note, and the witness list. It is generated by Claude and reviewed by nobody, so check the source documents before you rely on it.
Testimony (10)
MGA witness list| Position | Witness | Organization | Testimony |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAV | Sierra, Anna | Caroline County Department of Emergency Services | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Kinnally, Kevin | Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Mansfield, Andrealobbyist | Maryland Chiefs of Police and Maryland Sheriffs' Association | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Appel, Leigh | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Delegate Krebs, Delegate Krebslegislator | Individual | Oral |
| FAV | Krebs, Susan | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Markey, Jack | Individual | Oral |
| UNF | Lestock, Jake | CTIA | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Evans, Hayleylobbyist | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FWA | Looney, Sean | Individual | Oral |