South Carolina § 23-47-30 System plan.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 23-47-30 — System plan.

South Carolina § 23-47-30

Title 23LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Ch. 47PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

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S.C. Code Ann. § 23-47-30 (2026).

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(A)A local government which seeks funding for a 911 system shall submit to the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, a 911 system plan for review and approval. The plan shall conform to the planning guidelines set forth in this chapter, guidelines promulgated by the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, and meet the requirements of current tariffs applicable to the 911 system. The plan must include:

(1)the type of 911 system desired for the local government including the type of equipment to be used and the associated costs;

(2)the location of the PSAP and the county or municipality agency or organization responsible for operating the PSAP;

(3)a listing of those public safety agencies whose services will be available through the 911 system;

(4)the personnel determined necessary to operate a

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(A) A local government which seeks funding for a 911 system shall submit to the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, a 911 system plan for review and approval. The plan shall conform to the planning guidelines set forth in this chapter, guidelines promulgated by the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, and meet the requirements of current tariffs applicable to the 911 system. The plan must include: (1) the type of 911 system desired for the local government including the type of equipment to be used and the associated costs; (2) the location of the PSAP and the county or municipality agency or organization responsible for operating the PSAP; (3) a listing of those public safety agencies whose services will be available through the 911 system; (4) the personnel determined necessary to operate and maintain the 911 system; (5) educational efforts the local government will undertake to acquaint the general public with the availability and proper use of the 911 system. (B) Those local governments which already have a 911 system are encouraged to conform to the standards set forth in this section.