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Senate approves substitute to clarify 911 location reporting for hotels and multi-tenant systems
Summary
The Utah Senate approved a first substitute to Senate Bill 14 clarifying how PBX and multi-tenant phone systems must relay room- or unit-level 911 location information; sponsor called it a health-and-safety measure and the chamber voted to read the substitute for a third time (26–0, 3 absent).
Senators on Day 3 of the 2017 Utah legislative session moved a first substitute to Senate Bill 14 aimed at ensuring emergency dispatchers can identify the unit or room where a 911 call originates from hotels and multi-tenant office buildings.
Senator Harper, the bill sponsor, told colleagues the substitute corrects incorrect citations and numbering, adds an effective date and…
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