| Authority |
Implementation |
Description |
| Alaska |
Business and Residential MLTS |
MLTS operators shall deliver 911 calls with an emergency location identification number
(ELIN) which will result in an emergency response location which provides at least the building address and floor of the caller. |
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| Arkansas |
Broad Interpretation |
Any exchange telephone service provider is required to send telephone number and
street address to the PSAP, rules apply to broad base of entities. |
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| Colorado |
MLTS operators |
MLTS operators that do not give the ANI, ALI or both shall disclose this in writing to their
end-users and instruct them to provide their phone number and exact location when
calling 911. |
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| Connecticut |
Business |
Companies cannot prevent a 911 call from being made. But, call can be directed to
on-site security answering points proven to be the same or better than PSAP. |
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| Florida |
Business |
Any PBX installed after 1/1/2004 must be capable of providing ALI, automatic location
identification, to the station level. |
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| Illinois |
Private Residential and
Business Switch Service |
Requirements vary based on residential vs. business and square footage. Generally, a
distinct location needs to be provided per 40,000 ft2 or each entity sharing a building. |
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| Kentucky |
Residential MLTS Only |
MLTS operator must provide updated number and location identification for each phone
dialing 911. |
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| Louisiana |
Business |
Any PBX installed after 1/1/2005 must be capable of providing ALI, automatic location
identification, to the station level. |
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| Maine |
Business and Residential
MLTS |
Effective for businesses - MLTS installed or upgraded after 7/27/05 require a minimum
of one ANI/ALI per floor, per 40,000 square feet. Effective for residences - Minimum of
one ANI/ALI per living unit. |
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| Massachusetts |
Business and Residential
MLTS |
As of July 1, 2009, any new or substantially renovated multi-line telephone systems such as Centrex, PBX and hybrid telephone systems must provide the same level of enhanced 911 service that is provided to others in the Commonwealth. This includes but is not limited to businesses, apartments, townhouses, condominiums, schools, dormitories, hotels, motels, resorts, extended care facilities, or similar entities, facilities or structures. |
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| Minnesota |
Business and Residential
MLTS |
Any owner/operator of a MLTS installed after 1/1/2005 must provide a call back number
and emergency response location. |
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| Mississippi |
Service Suppliers and
Shared Tenant Services |
Service supplier must provide access to PSAP. Where technically available, service
supplier must provide location and telephone number for each extension. |
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| Texas |
Tarrant County—Business,
Multi-tenant services |
Businesses utilizing a private or public phone switch to consolidate telephone service
must provide a phone number and an accurate physical address of the caller. State of
TX requires E911 for residential MLTS. |
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| Vermont |
All Business |
Businesses that own private telephone systems must provide ANI signaling, station
identification and updates to the 911 databases. |
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| Virginia |
Business and Residential
MLTS |
All PBX/MLTS installed after July 1, 2009 must provide ANI and ALI to the local PSAP for 911 calls unless alternate methods of notification have been approved. |
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| Washington |
Business and Residential
MLTS |
Businesses occupying over 25,000 ft2, more than one floor or multiple buildings need to
provide automatic location identification in a format compatible with local 911 systems. |
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*These descriptions are very general. RedSky recommends that you review the actual legislation to assess your organization's potential liabilities and responsibilities.
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