Repeals the authority for the 911 program manager to request reimbursement for 911 call delivery costs.
The bill repeals the authority for the 911 program manager to request reimbursement for costs related to the delivery of 911 call traffic to public safety answering points. It also repeals the requirement for each joint 911 service board to pay such reimbursement. Instead, each joint 911 service board is required to reimburse the department of homeland security and emergency management within 30 days of the request.
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