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§ 18E — Civil proceedings by attorney general

Massachusetts § 18E
JurisdictionMassachusetts
Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT
Title IIEXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
Ch. 6AEXECUTIVE OFFICES

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 6A, § 18E (2026).

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Section 18E. The attorney general may, at the request of the department or on the attorney general's own initiative, institute civil proceedings against any municipality or other governmental body operating a PSAP, or any enhanced 911 service provider or communication services provider, to enforce sections 18A to 18J, inclusive.

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§ 18
Agencies within executive office of public safety and security
§ 18 1/2
Undersecretaries; duties
§ 18 3/4
Secretary of public safety; functions
§ 183/4
Secretary of public safety; functions
§ 18A
Definitions applicable to Secs. 18A to 18J
§ 18AA
State-administered needs-based benefits and services; secure common application
§ 18B
State 911 department; state 911 commission; policy advisory commission; implementation of enhanced 911 services; PSAPs; funding; establishment of standards and requirements; grant programs; accessibility to persons with disabilities
§ 18C
Public safety answering points; transmittal and process of requests for emergency services; requests from outside jurisdiction
§ 18D
Public safety answering points; establishment; proposed municipal plans; statewide plan
§ 18E
Civil proceedings by attorney general
§ 18G
Retention of 911 recordings
§ 18H
Wireless enhanced 911 service surcharge; collection; adjustment; expenditures; revenues; monthly reports; forwarding and use of call data; disposition of call volume
§ 18H 1/2
Repealed, 2008, 223, Sec. 9
§ 18I
Monitoring of emergency 911 communications
§ 18J
Multi-line telephone system required to provide enhanced 911 service; exemptions
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