IN HB1263

Sets maximum 911 fees at $2 per month for landline, wireless, and prepaid wireless services, with fees to be imposed by county ordinance in equal amounts across all service types effective January 1, 2013

Renames the wireless enhanced 911 advisory board to the IN911 board and expands membership from 7 to 12 members, including representatives from county commissioners, sheriffs, local exchange carriers, VoIP providers, and municipal PSAPs

Requires counties to remit $0.05 of each 911 fee collected to the IN911 board for deposit in the state wireless emergency telephone system fund, with the fund balance capped at $2.5 million at the end of any fiscal year

Specifies permissible uses of 911 funds including PSAP communications equipment, hardware/software, personnel expenses, operational costs, connectivity to IDACS, emergency notification systems, and first responder radio equipment

Consolidates existing landline (IC 36-8-16) and prepaid wireless (IC 36-8-16.6) provisions into the wireless statute (IC 36-8-16.5), with the original chapters expiring July 1, 2013 and the consolidated chapter expiring January 1, 2019