Title 10, Public Safety And Internal Security
25 chapters · 566 sections in this title.
HRS §138-1 Definitions
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§138-1 Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise: "Automatic location identification" means a 911 service capability that enables the automatic display of information indicating the address or approximate geographic location of the communication …
HRS §138-10 Database or location information
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§138-10 Database or location information. (a) Any communications service location information obtained by any public safety answering point or public safety agency or its personnel for public safety purposes is not a government record open to disclosure under chapter 92F. (b) A p…
HRS §138-11 Dispute resolution
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§138-11 Dispute resolution. (a) Any communications service provider, reseller, independent, third-party accounting firms, consultants, or other third party retained by the State under section 138-2, or public safety answering point aggrieved by a decision of the board shall have …
HRS §138-12 Service contracts
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§138-12 Service contracts. A communications service provider shall not be required to provide 911 service until the communications service provider and the public safety answering point providing 911 service in the county or counties in which the communications service provider i…
HRS §138-2 911 board
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§138-2 911 board. (a) There shall be created within the department of accounting and general services, for administrative purposes, a 911 board consisting of thirteen voting members; provided that the membership shall consist of: (b) A simple majority shall constitute a quorum, w…
HRS §138-3 911 fund
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§138-3 911 fund. There is established outside the state treasury a special fund, to be known as the 911 fund, to be administered by the board. The fund shall consist of amounts collected under section 138-4. The board shall place the funds in an interest-bearing account at any fe…
HRS §138-4 Surcharge
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§138-4 Surcharge. (a) A monthly 911 surcharge, subject to this chapter, shall be imposed upon each communications service connection, except connections of the public utility providing telecommunications services and land line 911 services through section 269-16.95. (b) The rate …
HRS §138-5 Disbursements from the fund
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§138-5 Disbursements from the fund. (a) Every public safety answering point shall be eligible to seek disbursements from the fund to pay for the reasonable costs to lease, purchase, or maintain all necessary equipment, including computer hardware, software, and database provision…
HRS §138-6 Report to the legislature
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§138-6 Report to the legislature. The board shall submit an annual report to the legislature, including:
HRS §138-7 Audits
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§138-7 Audits. (a) During any period in which a 911 surcharge is imposed upon customers, the board may request an audited report prepared by an independent certified public accountant that demonstrates that the request for cost recovery from public safety answering points and com…
HRS §138-8 Proprietary information
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§138-8 Proprietary information. (a) All proprietary information submitted to the board by any third party used by the board in connection with its duties or any public safety answering point in deploying 911 service shall be retained in confidence. Proprietary information submitt…
HRS §138-9 Limitation of liability
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§138-9 Limitation of liability. (a) Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, in no event shall any communications service provider, reseller, or independent third-party accounting firms, consultants, or other third party retained by the State under section 138-2, or their respect…