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Compliance Laws
With multiple 911 calling compliance laws, it is imperative that companies with multiline telephone systems (MLTS) address how they act on these laws as it pertains to their employees and the public’s safety. This includes how 911 is dialed as well as providing a dispatchable location once a 911 is dialed from the premises.
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AB 553
AB 553 = which requires covered California employers to adopt a comprehensive workplace violence prevention plan effective July 1, 2024
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Kari's Law
MLTS entities must allow direct access to 911 without any access codes. The system must provide onsite notification that the call has occurred and from what station. This applies to new and upgraded multiline phone systems.
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The Ray Baum's Act
Any call to 9-1-1 must deliver a dispatchable location to the PSAP/ECC (Public Safety Answering Point/Emergency Communications Center). Location information should include address, floor, direction (North/South) office number, etc.
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911 CENTERS
When 911 is dialed from a MLTS, 92% of PSAP centers that use Rapid SOS will automatically not only receive basic location information, ...
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1st RESPONDERS
Many companies believe that they have enough information for first responders to reach them in a reasonable amount of time, but that is not always the case.
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CLIENT USERS
NG911 in the customer’s environment supports better accuracy as devices that register to the network can support a deeper level of location intel.
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Provides police dispatch, first-responders, and onsite building personnel...with the tools to effectively mitigate any emergency in real time.
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