N.C. Board 911 Grants, Legislation & Policies
Find information that is helpful for working with the N.C. 911 Board. Below are:
- Resolutions related to 911 telecommunicators
- Grants for public-safety answering points
- Forms and documents for working with the N.C. 911 Board
- Legislation establishing the board and its responsibilities
- N.C. 911 Board State Plan and biennial reports
- Policies and procedures related to the N.C. 911 Board
911 Telecommunicator Classification
Statements
Resolutions
- Alexander County
- Bladen County
- Brunswick County
- Burke County
- Caswell County
- Cherokee County
- Craven County
- Davidson County
- Davie County
- Durham
- Greensboro
- Guilford County
- Halifax County
- Iredell County
- Johnston County
- Martin County
- McDowell County
- Mitchell County
- Perquimans County
- Polk County
- Randolph County
- Robeson County
- Rockingham County
- Scotland County
- Stanly County
Legislation
The law requires that all voice communications service providers collect a single, uniform 911 service fee and send the revenue to the N.C. 911 Board rather than local governments. The N.C. 911 Board distributes funds to PSAPs based on criteria in the law.
Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises
Back-up Plan Information
Please note that these documents change often. If you have any questions, please contact a member of the 911 Board staff.
CMRS
- CMRS Wireless Fund Expenditure Reimbursement Request Form
- CMRS Wireless Service Charge Form Effective July 2023
- July 1, 2018, CMRS Wireless Service Charge Change Form
PSAP
- FY2024 PSAP Financial Planning Tool
- FY2024 PSAP Funding Reconsideration Request
- Peer Review Form
- Voiance Translation Service Sign Up Form
Others
The N.C. 911 Board must submit a report to the Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operation, Revenue Laws Study Commission and Joint Legislative Utility Review Commission in February of every odd-numbered year. The report must include receipts, expenditures and the results of PSAP investigations.
N.C. General Statues §143B-1402(a)(1) requires the N.C. 911 Board to publish and maintain a comprehensive plan for the provision of 911 service in the state. The board is also required to describe the allowable uses of 911 revenue in the state 911 Fund.