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Enhanced 9-1-1

E 9-1-1 Board
 
E 9-1-1 Meetings and Agenda

Rural Fire Defense

Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI)










 


ENHANCED 9-1-1

Most jurisdictions assess their own landline and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) fee. Click here for the list showing the rate and the remission address. Those fees are remitted directly to the jurisdiction assessing the fee.

Tulsa, Rogers, and Creek counties have passed the POST PAID wireless fees which apply to all 9-1-1 Answering Centers in their jurisdictions. The fee is 50 cents per subscriber per month.  That fee is remitted to INCOG for all jurisdictions and unincorporated areas within those counties.Click here for the statewide map of counties with E 9-1-1 wireless fees.

All vendors of PREPAID wireless service are required to assess a 50 cent per transaction 9-1-1 fee and remit it to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.  Please refer to http://www.tax.ok.gov/ for details on how to remit.

Several members of the E 9-1-1 Board also participate in the Statewide 9-1-1 Advisory Board: www.ok.gov/911. The Board is charged with advising the Governor and Legislature concerning 9-1-1 issues. 

OklaNENA is the professional organization for 9-1-1 personnel. www.oklanena.org. OklaNENA sponsors 9-1-1 day at the Capitol and many training opportunities throughout the year.