C.R.S. Section 40-2-131
State of 911 report

(1)

Notwithstanding section 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), on or before September 15, 2018, and on or before September 15 of each year thereafter, the commission shall publish a “state of 911” report and submit the report to the members of the general assembly. The report must provide an overall understanding of the state of 911 service in Colorado and must address, at a minimum, the following:

(a)

The commission’s actions related to 911 service in the state during the previous year as well as planned implementation actions related to 911 service for the upcoming year;

(b)

The current statewide structure, technology, and general operations of 911 service in Colorado;

(c)

911 network reliability and resiliency;

(d)

Identified gaps, vulnerabilities, and needs related to 911 service in the state;

(e)

The impact on and involvement of the state in federal activities and national trends affecting 911 service in Colorado;

(f)

The state’s planning for, transition to, and implementation of next generation 911, including a projected timeline for full statewide implementation; and

(g)

A discussion of 911 funding and fiscal outlook, including current funding sources and whether they are adequate for 911 service in the state, and potential funding mechanisms for the transition to and implementation of next generation 911.

(2)

In developing the report each year, the commission shall consult with public safety answering points as defined in section 29-11-101 (23), 911 governing bodies as defined in section 29-11-101 (16), and statewide organizations that represent public safety agencies.

(3)

On or before February 1, 2019, and on or before February 1 of each year thereafter, the commission shall present the report to the senate committee on business, labor, and technology, or its successor committee, and the house of representatives committee on business affairs and labor or its successor committee.

(4)

Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to grant the commission the authority to regulate any providers or services exempt from jurisdiction under section 40-15-401.

Source: Section 40-2-131 — State of 911 report, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-40.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

40‑2‑101
Creation - appointment - term - subject to termination - repeal of part 40‑2‑102
Oath - qualifications 40‑2‑103
Director - duties 40‑2‑104
Assistants and employees - utilization of independent experts 40‑2‑104.5
Financial disclosures by intervenors 40‑2‑105
Office - sessions - seal - supplies 40‑2‑106
Reports and decisions of the commission 40‑2‑107
Compensation and expenses of employees 40‑2‑108
Rules - legislative declaration 40‑2‑109
Report to executive director of the department of revenue 40‑2‑109.5
Incentives for distributed generation - definition 40‑2‑110
Appropriation and fees 40‑2‑110.5
Annual fees - public utilities commission motor carrier fund - created 40‑2‑111
Report of utilities to department of revenue 40‑2‑112
Computation of fees 40‑2‑113
Collection of fees - limitation 40‑2‑114
Disposition of fees collected - telecommunications utility fund - fixed utility fund - appropriation 40‑2‑115
Cooperation with other states and with the United States - natural gas pipeline safety - customer-owned service line maintenance and repairs notice of responsibility - rules - definitions 40‑2‑119
Exemption of rail carrier transportation 40‑2‑120
Rail transportation policy 40‑2‑122
Natural gas - deregulation of supply - voluntary separation of service offerings - consumer protection - legislative declaration - definition - rules 40‑2‑123
Energy technologies - consideration by commission - incentives - demonstration projects - definitions - repeal 40‑2‑124
Renewable energy standards - qualifying retail and wholesale utilities - definitions - net metering - legislative declaration - rules 40‑2‑125
Eminent domain restrictions 40‑2‑125.5
Carbon dioxide emission reductions - goal to eliminate by 2050 - legislative declaration - interim targets - submission and approval of plans - definitions - cost recovery - reports - rules 40‑2‑126
Transmission facilities - biennial review - energy resource zones - definitions - plans - approval - cost recovery - powerline trail consideration 40‑2‑127
Community energy funds - community solar gardens - definitions - rules - legislative declaration - repeal 40‑2‑127.5
Community energy funds - community geothermal gardens - rules - legislative declaration - definitions - repeal 40‑2‑128
Solar photovoltaic installations - supervision by certified practitioners - qualifications of electrical contractors - definitions 40‑2‑129
New resource acquisitions - factors in determination - local employment - “best value” employment metrics - rules - report 40‑2‑130
Distributed resources - energy storage systems - definitions - legislative declaration - rules 40‑2‑131
State of 911 report 40‑2‑132
Distribution system planning - definition - rules 40‑2‑133
Workforce transition planning filing - definition 40‑2‑134
Wholesale electric cooperatives - electric resource planning - definition - rules 40‑2‑135
Retail distributed generation - customers’ rights - rules - penalties 40‑2‑136
Energy storage systems - terms and conditions for installation, interconnection, and use by cooperatives - legislative declaration - definitions 40‑2‑137
Investor-owned utility electric resource planning - retirement of electric generating facility - commission to consider securitization as means of financing 40‑2‑138
Projects for the production of clean hydrogen - proceeding - hydrogen hub projects - rules - reports - definitions 40‑2‑139
Investor-owned utility electric resource planning - maximum discount rate authorized 40‑2‑201
Legislative declaration 40‑2‑202
Definitions 40‑2‑203
Procurement mechanisms - determination by commission - rules
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 40-2-131’s source at colorado​.gov