31-4804A. Establishment of enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems. (1) Any county or 911 service area that has established a basic consolidated emergency system may establish an enhanced consolidated emergency system by action of the governing board of the basic consolidated emergency system.
(2) The governing boards establishing enhanced consolidated emergency systems shall request that wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas collectively implement an enhanced consolidated emergency communications system within a reasonable time. When so requested, all wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas shall implement enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems within a reasonable time. The governing boards and wireless carriers shall enter into agreements that:
(a) Establish the scope and purpose of the proposed enhanced consolidated emergency communications system.
(b) Provide for an agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for the costs of wireless carriers resulting from their implementation and operation of enhanced emergency communications systems that may include the acquisition, construction, financing, installation and operation of all equipment and facilities necessary to implement such enhanced systems.
(c) Provide that the agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for enhanced 911 service may include the costs and expenses incurred for designing, upgrading, purchasing, leasing, programming, installing, testing, or maintaining all necessary data, hardware and software required in order to provide such service as well as the recurring and nonrecurring costs of operating such service. All costs and expenses must be commercially reasonable.
(d) Provide that reimbursement to a telecommunications provider shall be nondiscriminatory and be made available to all other telecommunications providers.
Agreements shall provide for prompt reimbursement on invoices submitted by wireless carriers to the governing board.
31-4804A. Establishment of enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems. (1) Any county or 911 service area that has established a basic consolidated emergency system may establish an enhanced consolidated emergency system by action of the governing board of the basic consolidated emergency system.
(2) The governing boards establishing enhanced consolidated emergency systems shall request that wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas collectively implement an enhanced consolidated emergency communications system within a reasonable time. When so requested, all wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas shall implement enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems within a reasonable time. The governing boards and wireless carriers shall enter into agreements that:
(a) Establish the scope and purpose of the proposed enhanced consolidated emergency communications system.
(b) Provide for an agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for the costs of wireless carriers resulting from their implementation and operation of enhanced emergency communications systems that may include the acquisition, construction, financing, installation and operation of all equipment and facilities necessary to implement such enhanced systems.
(c) Provide that the agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for enhanced 911 service may include the costs and expenses incurred for designing, upgrading, purchasing, leasing, programming, installing, testing, or maintaining all necessary data, hardware and software required in order to provide such service as well as the recurring and nonrecurring costs of operating such service. All costs and expenses must be commercially reasonable.
(d) Provide that reimbursement to a telecommunications provider shall be nondiscriminatory and be made available to all other telecommunications providers.
Agreements shall provide for prompt reimbursement on invoices submitted by wireless carriers to the governing board.
31-4804A. Establishment of enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems. (1) Any county or 911 service area that has established a basic consolidated emergency system may establish an enhanced consolidated emergency system by action of the governing board of the basic consolidated emergency system.
(2) The governing boards establishing enhanced consolidated emergency systems shall request that wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas collectively implement an enhanced consolidated emergency communications system within a reasonable time. When so requested, all wireless carriers serving such counties or 911 service areas shall implement enhanced consolidated emergency communications systems within a reasonable time. The governing boards and wireless carriers shall enter into agreements that:
(a) Establish the scope and purpose of the proposed enhanced consolidated emergency communications system.
(b) Provide for an agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for the costs of wireless carriers resulting from their implementation and operation of enhanced emergency communications systems that may include the acquisition, construction, financing, installation and operation of all equipment and facilities necessary to implement such enhanced systems.
(c) Provide that the agreed-to level of reimbursement for telecommunications providers for enhanced 911 service may include the costs and expenses incurred for designing, upgrading, purchasing, leasing, programming, installing, testing, or maintaining all necessary data, hardware and software required in order to provide such service as well as the recurring and nonrecurring costs of operating such service. All costs and expenses must be commercially reasonable.
(d) Provide that reimbursement to a telecommunications provider shall be nondiscriminatory and be made available to all other telecommunications providers.
Agreements shall provide for prompt reimbursement on invoices submitted by wireless carriers to the governing board.
