Nebraska § 86-1066 Immunity from liability

Nebraska Statutes

§ 86-1066 — Immunity from liability

Nebraska § 86-1066

Ch. 86Telecommunications and Technology

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 86-1066 (2026).

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Any person involved in the provision of next-generation 911 service who:

(1)Receives, develops, collects, or processes information for any 911 database;

(2)provides local exchange, interexchange, or transport service in connection with any next-generation 911 service;

(3)relays, transfers, operates, maintains, or provides next-generation 911 service or systems capabilities, including interoperable connections between the 911 service system and the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline; or (4) provides next-generation 911 communications service for emergency service providers shall, except for failure to use reasonable care or for intentional acts, be immune from liability or the payment of damages in the performance of installing, maintaining, or providing next-generation 911 service.

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Any person involved in the provision of next-generation 911 service who: (1) Receives, develops, collects, or processes information for any 911 database; (2) provides local exchange, interexchange, or transport service in connection with any next-generation 911 service; (3) relays, transfers, operates, maintains, or provides next-generation 911 service or systems capabilities, including interoperable connections between the 911 service system and the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline; or (4) provides next-generation 911 communications service for emergency service providers shall, except for failure to use reasonable care or for intentional acts, be immune from liability or the payment of damages in the performance of installing, maintaining, or providing next-generation 911 service.