Arizona HB2891 mandates wireless carriers to provide call location data to law enforcement in emergencies and requires notice to the target.

Arizona HB2891 amends state statutes to require wireless telecommunications service providers to disclose call location information to law enforcement in emergencies involving risk of death or serious injury. The intended target must receive notice 48 hours before location data is sent. Providers are immune from liability for such disclosures made in good faith. The bill also prohibits releasing location data to individuals with a criminal history involving domestic violence or stalking or under a court order restricting contact.

Arizona HB2891 mandates wireless carriers to provide call location data to law enforcement in emergencies and requires notice to the target.

Arizona HB2891 amends state statutes to require wireless telecommunications service providers to disclose call location information to law enforcement in emergencies involving risk of death or serious injury. The intended target must receive notice 48 hours before location data is sent. Providers are immune from liability for such disclosures made in good faith. The bill also prohibits releasing location data to individuals with a criminal history involving domestic violence or stalking or under a court order restricting contact.