New Hampshire § 106-H-5 - Section 106-H:5 Powers and Duties; Commission.
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§ 106-H-5. Section 106-H:5 Powers and Duties; Commission.
I. The commission shall, with the approval of the commissioner: (a) Establish technical and operational standards for the creation of a public safety answering point, which utilizes enhanced 911 network features. (b) Require submission of reports and information from those public safety agencies within the state that the division determines have information pertinent to the effective functioning of the division. II. The commission may, with the approval of the commissioner: (a) Make or cause to be made studies of any aspect of the enhanced 911 system, including but not limited to service, operations, training, data base development, and public awareness. (b) Undertake any project and engage in any activity which will serve to improve enhanced 911 services.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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