Alabama HB268 authorizes the State 911 Board to monitor local 911 districts and assume control if necessary.

Alabama HB268 empowers the State 911 Board to oversee local 911 districts, including monitoring call statistics and sharing crime data with the Attorney General. The Board can audit districts, prescribe remedial measures, and assume direct operational oversight if public safety is compromised. The Board can also collect data on call volume, response times, and other metrics to assess district performance. The Attorney General can enforce the Board's actions through civil actions. The Board must adopt rules to implement these provisions.

Alabama HB268 authorizes the State 911 Board to monitor local 911 districts and assume control if necessary.

Alabama HB268 empowers the State 911 Board to oversee local 911 districts, including monitoring call statistics and sharing crime data with the Attorney General. The Board can audit districts, prescribe remedial measures, and assume direct operational oversight if public safety is compromised. The Board can also collect data on call volume, response times, and other metrics to assess district performance. The Attorney General can enforce the Board's actions through civil actions. The Board must adopt rules to implement these provisions.