MS HB1329

Requires the State Auditor to include emergency communications district funds and transactions when conducting county audits

Emergency communications districts that maintain funds separate from the county general fund must hire a certified public accountant to conduct audits at least every two years

Establishes specific authorized purposes for emergency communications district equipment purchases, including telecommunications equipment for 911 calls, emergency radio communications equipment, engineering/installation costs, facilities for 911 operators, and related administrative costs

Expands the Commercial Mobile Radio Services (CMRS) Board's authority to audit emergency communications district transactions and all district funds, recommend efficiency standards, and develop procurement regulations for authorized equipment purchases

Effective date of July 1, 2014