Massachusetts § 18G Retention of 911 recordings

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 18G — Retention of 911 recordings

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title II EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH·Ch. 6A EXECUTIVE OFFICES

Section 18G. The department shall require that each PSAP that possesses enhanced 911 service shall retain 911 recordings for a period of not less than 1 year.

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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Repealed, 2008, 223, Sec. 9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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