Transfer and eliminate provisions of the Emergency Telephone Communications Systems Act and the Enhanced Wireless 911 Services Act and change provisions of the 911 Service System Act

LB 362 streamlines Nebraska's 911 service regulations by consolidating outdated provisions from the Emergency Telephone Communications Systems Act and Enhanced Wireless 911 Services Act into the 911 Service System Act. The bill removes redundant or obsolete sections (like those governing the Enhanced Wireless 911 Advisory Board) and harmonizes rules for wireless carriers, public safety answering points, and the Public Service Commission regarding 911 funding, implementation, and service requirements. This directly affects wireless carriers, local 911 service providers, and the Public Service Commission, which oversees 911 system compliance and funding. The changes aim to simplify the legal framework without introducing new service requirements.