Utah Admin. Code R746-346-6 - 911 Calls, "0-" Calls, and End-User Choice
A. "911" Calls -- A contract between an
operator service provider and a call aggregator for the provision of operator
services using public telephones shall require that "911" calls to be connected
directly to the public emergency agency serving the geographic location from
which the call was made without charge.
B. "0-" Calls -- When end-user choice is not
available the contract between an operator service provider and a call
aggregator for the provision of operator services through public telephones
shall require the operator service provider to directly route "0-" calls to the
local exchange carrier operator without charge to the calling party, unless the
operator service provider provides direct access to emergency service
providers. In providing access to emergency service providers, the operator
service provider shall:
1. identify the
originating telephone number and the location of the originating telephone,
except that local exchange carriers shall be allowed to identify the location
using internal sources such as repair service or business office records if the
internal sources are accessible to operators for emergency purposes 24 hours a
day;
2. have a complete and current
list of emergency service provider telephone numbers for each telephone prefix
served, including police or sheriff, fire, and ambulance;
3. be available 24 hours a day, seven days a
week, without charge;
4. promptly
connect the caller to the public emergency agency serving the geographic
locality from which the call is made;
5. stay on the line until the operator
determines that the caller is connected to the proper emergency
agency;
C. Correctional
Facilities -- The requirements of
R746-346-6 shall not apply to
telephones located in secured inmate areas of correctional
facilities.
D. Initial Routing --
Nothing in this section shall require the initial routing of "0-" calls from
public or semi-public, shared pay phone, telephones owned by the local exchange
carrier to an operator service provider other than the local exchange carrier
itself.
Notes
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