Wyoming Statutes

§ 16-9-112 — 911 outage reporting

Wyoming § 16-9-112

JurisdictionWyoming

Title 16City, County, State and Local Powers

Ch. 9TELEPHONE SERVICE

Art. 1EMERGENCY TELEPHONE SERVICE

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 16-9-112 (2026).

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Any service supplier who owns, operates or controls any
communications equipment necessary for the operation of a 911
emergency reporting system shall, if the failure of the
communications equipment disables, impairs or degrades the
operation of a 911 emergency system to a degree that materially
affects emergency communications through a 911 system, report
interruptions of service as required by rules promulgated by the
public service commission.

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Any service supplier who owns, operates or controls any
communications equipment necessary for the operation of a 911
emergency reporting system shall, if the failure of the
communications equipment disables, impairs or degrades the
operation of a 911 emergency system to a degree that materially
affects emergency communications through a 911 system, report
interruptions of service as required by rules promulgated by the
public service commission.

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§ 16-9-103

Imposition of tax; liability of user for tax; collection; uncollected amounts; discontinuing service prohibited

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§ 16-9-106

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§ 16-9-107

Confidentiality of information

§ 16-9-108

Immunity for providers

§ 16-9-109

State-wide imposition of tax; prepaid wireless; collection; distribution; immunity

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Statewide 911 coordinator

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