MS HB74

Reenacts 13 sections of Mississippi Code regulating 911 and E911 emergency telecommunications services, including definitions, service charges, confidentiality requirements, and training standards for telecommunicators

Authorizes counties to levy emergency telephone service charges up to $1.00 per residential line, $1.00 per VoIP account, and $2.00 per commercial line monthly, with a cap of 25 lines per person per location

Maintains the $1.00 per month CMRS (wireless) service charge, with 70% distributed to local emergency communications districts and 30% retained in the CMRS Fund for provider compliance costs and administrative expenses

Requires minimum training standards for 911 telecommunicators, including at least 2 hours of training on handling human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation calls

Extends the repeal date for these emergency telecommunications provisions from July 1, 2021 to July 1, 2024