Part 9 — 911 Requirements
Subpart A — Purpose and Definitions
Subpart B — Telecommunications Carriers
- § 9.4— Obligation to transmit 911 calls.
- § 9.5— Transition to 911 as the universal emergency telephone number.
- § 9.6— Obligation for providing a permissive dialing period.
- § 9.7— Obligation for providing an intercept message.
- § 9.8— Obligation of fixed telephony providers to convey dispatchable location.
Subpart C — Commercial Mobile Radio Service
Subpart D — Interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol Services
Subpart E — Telecommunications Relay Services for Persons with Disabilities
Subpart F — Multi-Line Telephone Systems
Subpart G — Mobile-Satellite Service
Subpart H — Resiliency, Redundancy, and Reliability of 911 Communications
Subpart I — 911 Fees
- § 9.21— Applicability.
- § 9.22— Definitions.
- § 9.23— Designation of acceptable obligations or expenditures for purposes of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, Division FF, Title IX, section 902(c)(1)(C).
- § 9.24— Petition regarding additional purposes and functions.
- § 9.25— Participation in annual fee report data collection.
- § 9.26— Advisory committee participation.
Subpart J — Next Generation 911
- § 9.27— Applicability, scope, and purpose.
- § 9.28— Definitions.
- § 9.29— Next Generation 911 transition requirements.
- § 9.30— Next Generation 911 implementation deadlines.
- § 9.31— Valid requests for delivery of 911 traffic in Internet Protocol-based formats.
- § 9.32— Designation of NG911 Delivery Points.
- § 9.33— Cost responsibilities.
- § 9.34— Modification of NG911 requirements by mutual agreement.