North Dakota § 57-40.6-12 Emergency services communications coordinating committee - Membership - Duties

North Dakota Statutes

§ 57-40.6-12 — Emergency services communications coordinating committee - Membership - Duties

North Dakota § 57-40.6-12

Title 57Taxation

Ch. 57-40.6Emergency Services Communication Systems

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N.D. Cent. Code § 57-40.6-12 (2026).

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Membership - Duties.

1.The governing body of a city or county, which adopted a fee on assessed communications services under this chapter, shall make a report of the income, expenditures, and status of its emergency services communication system. The report must be submitted to the emergency services communications coordinating committee in the format requested by the committee. The committee is composed of four members, one appointed by the North Dakota 911 association, one appointed by the North Dakota association of counties, one appointed by the chief information officer of the state, and one appointed by the adjutant general to represent the division of the state emergency communications center.

2.The committee shall:

a.Recommend to the legislative management changes to the operati

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Membership - Duties.
1. The governing body of a city or county, which adopted a fee on assessed
communications services under this chapter, shall make a report of the income,
expenditures, and status of its emergency services communication system. The report
must be submitted to the emergency services communications coordinating committee
in the format requested by the committee. The committee is composed of four
members, one appointed by the North Dakota 911 association, one appointed by the
North Dakota association of counties, one appointed by the chief information officer of
the state, and one appointed by the adjutant general to represent the division of the
state emergency communications center.
2. The committee shall:
a. Recommend to the legislative management changes to the operating standards
for emergency services communications, including training or certification
standards for dispatchers;
b. Develop guidelines regarding the allowable uses of the fee revenue collected
under this chapter;
c. Biennially, request, receive, and compile reports from each governing body on the
use of the proceeds of the fee imposed under this chapter, analyze the reports
with respect to the guidelines, file its report with the legislative council by
November first of each even-numbered year regarding the use of the fee
revenue, and recommend to the legislative assembly the appropriate maximum
fee allowed by section 57-40.6-02;
d. Periodically evaluate chapter 57-40.6 and recommend changes to the legislative
management; and
e. Serve as the governmental body to coordinate plans for implementing emergency
911 services and internet protocol enabled emergency applications for 911.
3. The committee may initiate and administer statewide agreements among the
governing bodies of the local governmental units with jurisdiction over an
emergency 911 telephone system to coordinate the procurement of equipment and
services, fund the research, administration, and activities of the committee, and
contract for the necessary staff support for committee activities.