Utah § 69-5-205 - Direct 911 dial for multi-line telephone systems -- Notice.
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§ 69-5-205. Direct 911 dial for multi-line telephone systems -- Notice.
69-5-205. Direct 911 dial for multi-line telephone systems -- Notice.
| (1) | An owner or operator of a multi-line telephone system shall configure a multi-line telephone system in a manner that allows an individual to place a 911 call by dialing the digits 9-1-1 without an additional code, digit, prefix, postfix, or trunk-access code. |
| (2) |
A person that is exempt from this chapter under Section 69-5-201 that has not complied with Subsection (1) shall post, in a visible place within five feet of each telephone that is connected to the multi-line telephone system, a notice that:
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Enacted by Chapter 200, 2017 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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