Title 47, Part 9 — 911 Requirements
34 sections
Section 9.1
Purpose.
Section 9.2
[Reserved]
Section 9.3
Definitions.
Section 9.4
Obligation to transmit 911 calls.
Section 9.5
Transition to 911 as the universal emergency telephone number.
Section 9.6
Obligation for providing a permissive dialing period.
Section 9.7
Obligation for providing an intercept message.
Section 9.8
Obligation of fixed telephony providers to convey dispatchable location.
Section 9.9
Definitions.
Section 9.10
911 Service.
Section 9.11
E911 Service.
Section 9.12
Access to 911 and E911 service capabilities.
Section 9.13
Jurisdiction.
Section 9.14
Emergency calling requirements.
Section 9.15
Applicability.
Section 9.16
General obligations—direct 911 dialing, notification, and dispatchable location.
Section 9.17
Enforcement, compliance date, State law.
Section 9.18
Emergency Call Center service.
Section 9.19
Reliability of covered 911 service providers.
Section 9.20
[Reserved]
Section 9.21
Applicability.
Section 9.22
Definitions.
Section 9.23
Designation of acceptable obligations or expenditures for purposes of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, Division FF, Title IX, section 902(c)(1)(C).
Section 9.24
Petition regarding additional purposes and functions.
Section 9.25
Participation in annual fee report data collection.
Section 9.26
Advisory committee participation.
Section 9.27
Applicability, scope, and purpose.
Section 9.28
Definitions.
Section 9.29
Next Generation 911 transition requirements.
Section 9.30
Next Generation 911 implementation deadlines.
Section 9.31
Valid requests for delivery of 911 traffic in Internet Protocol-based formats.
Section 9.32
Designation of NG911 Delivery Points.
Section 9.33
Cost responsibilities.
Section 9.34
Modification of NG911 requirements by mutual agreement.