SB985 mandates quarterly reports on the development and challenges of California's Next Generation 911 system.

SB985, known as the "Fix 911 Act," requires the Office of Emergency Services to submit quarterly reports to the Legislature detailing progress, challenges, and solutions for the Next Generation 911 system. These reports must include technological, operational, and legal challenges, as well as recommendations from relevant advisory committees. The reports will continue until the system is fully implemented and the legacy 911 system is decommissioned.

SB985 mandates quarterly reports on the development and challenges of California's Next Generation 911 system.

SB985, known as the "Fix 911 Act," requires the Office of Emergency Services to submit quarterly reports to the Legislature detailing progress, challenges, and solutions for the Next Generation 911 system. These reports must include technological, operational, and legal challenges, as well as recommendations from relevant advisory committees. The reports will continue until the system is fully implemented and the legacy 911 system is decommissioned.