Section 11.6. Reporting.
(a) Annual report by agency.--Not later than March 1 of each year, the agency, after consideration of the recommendations of the advisory committee, shall submit an annual report, which may be combined with that required by section 3(a)(5), to the Governor and the General Assembly. Subject to the provisions of section 11.7(b), the report shall include at least the following:
(1) The extent to which wireless E-911 systems currently
exist in this Commonwealth.
(2) Those PSAPs which completed installation of wireless
E-911 systems pursuant to the wireless E-911 State plan and
the costs and expenses for installation.
(3) An itemization by PSAP or wireless provider, project
and description and expenditure for each Wireless E-911
Emergency Services Fund disbursement made in the fiscal year
just concluded. The itemization shall include an explanation
of how each project contributed to the fulfillment of the
existing wireless E-911 State plan.
(4) The planned expenditures for the next fiscal year
for installation of wireless E-911 systems pursuant to the
wireless E-911 State plan.
(5) The total aggregate fees collected from all wireless
providers in the fiscal year just concluded based upon the
reports of such providers submitted under section 11.4(e) and
any other funds received by the fund.
(6) The amount of any unexpended funds carried forward
in the fund.
(7) The amount of any remaining unpaid agency-approved
PSAP costs or wireless provider costs being carried forward
for payment during the next fiscal quarter.
(8) Any advances in a wireless provider's system
technology or expansion of its customer service area which
further the goal of providing access to a wireless E-911
system regardless of the customer's geographic location on
any interstate highway in this Commonwealth.
(b) Study of wireless E-911 emergency services implementation and operation.--The agency, after consideration of the recommendations of the advisory committee, shall report to the Governor and the General Assembly no less than triennially its recommendations concerning wireless E-911 implementation and operation, including, but not limited to, necessary or required actions which must be undertaken in response to the Federal Communication Commission's directive in the FCC E-911 Order. The report shall recommend measures to be taken by the General Assembly.
(11.6 added Dec. 30, 2003, P.L.284, No.56)