IA HSB104

Reduces the emergency communications service surcharge allocation to joint 911 service boards from 60% to 46% during the next generation 911 transition (phases 1 and 2), then increases it to 55% upon completion

Renames "next generation 911 network service provider" to "next generation 911 core service provider" throughout Iowa Code and adds third-party 911 automatic location identification database providers to the list of entities eligible for reimbursement

Eliminates the existing grant program for public safety answering points (PSAPs) that agree to consolidate

Requires the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to study and recommend to the General Assembly by January 1, 2026, options for PSAP managed service arrangements, including shared management, staffing, and equipment between PSAPs

Directs the department to work with the Iowa Communications Network to procure new internet protocol routers for the next generation 911 network, with wireline cost recovery responsibility transitioning from joint 911 service boards to the department beginning July 1, 2026