KRS 65.7630: Gathering and reporting information regarding 911 emergency

communications funding and costs -- Annual report to board by agencies and

providers -- Administrative regulations -- Information subject to disclosure

under Open Records Act and information subject to confidentiality -- Report

to Legislative Research Commission.

(1) The board shall gather and report data and information regarding 911 emergency

communications funding procedures and costs on or before November 1 of each

year.

(2) The board sh all determine the information it needs to evaluate 911 funding,

collection of the CMRS service charges, and expenditures, and each local

government, state governmental agency, wireless or wireline provider of technology

capable of transmitting voice or tex t traffic for an emergency 911 request to a

PSAP, and/or private citizen in possession of that information shall provide the

information to the board within the time frames established by the board. The board

may hire a consultant to gather and analyze the information required by this section.

(3) Each local governmental agency and state governmental agency having jurisdiction

over one (1) or more public safety answering points (PSAPs) shall provide at least

the following information to the board each fiscal year:

(a) The amount of revenue available or budgeted for 911 services from the

following sources:

1. The state general fund;

2. CMRS funds received through the distribution formula under KRS

65.7631;

3. City and county general funds

4. CMRS grant funds

5. Other grant funds and their sources; and

6. Any other funds received for 911 service and their sources; and

(b) How the revenue described in this paragraph was spent by the PSAPs.

(4) Each CMRS provider shall submit at least the following to the board:

(a) One (1) annual report each calendar year of the total number of active CMRS

connections in each zip code within Kentucky served by the provider for each

month during the year. The report shall be in the form and manner prescribed

by the board and shall be submitted no later than thirty (30) days after the end

of each year. Each CMRS provider shall include in its report separate counts

of the numbers of active CMRS connections attributable to prepaid customers,

postpaid customers, and wireless low-income Lifeline customers served by the

CMRS provider for each month. For the purposes of this subsection, "active

CMRS connection" means all CMRS connections that have an account

balance of units of time or dollars greater than zero on any day of the month

and includes every Lifeline end user for whom the CMRS provider received

reimbursement from the universal service fund during the month under the

wireless low-income Lifeline program; and

(b) Upon request of the board, any other information needed to evaluate CMRS

service charge remittances to the board.

(5) Each local governmental agency, state governmental agency, or wireless or wireline

provider of technology capable of transmitting voice traffic for an emergency 911

request to a PSAP that fails to provide t he information required by this section shall

not be eligible to receive distributions of state funds from the CMRS Board.

(6) The CMRS Board shall promulgate administrative regulations in accordance with

KRS Chapter 13A to establish annual reporting requi rements so that the board has

the information needed to monitor the use of 911 funds and the rate of the 911

service charge.

(7) All information received by the CMRS Board pursuant to this section shall be

subject to disclosure under KRS 61.870 to 61.884. Proprietary information given to

the board by any wireless or wireline provider of technology capable of transmitting

voice or text traffic for an emergency 911 request to a PSAP pursuant to this section

shall be subject to the same confidentiality as prov ided for proprietary information

under KRS 65.7639 and shall only be released or published in aggregate amounts

which do not identify or allow identification of numbers of CMRS customers or

revenues attributable to an individual CMRS provider.

(8) The CMRS Board shall ensure that the Legislative Research Commission has

access to all data collected under this section and shall report this information to the

Legislative Research Commission's Interim Joint Committee on Veterans, Military

Affairs, and Public Protection by November 1 of each year. Upon request, the board

shall also report this information to any public entity as defined in KRS 65.310.