A bill for an act relating to emergency telephone systems including next generation 911 systems and public safety answering points.

HSB 332 focuses on modernizing Iowa's emergency telephone systems, specifically by facilitating the transition to next generation 911 (NG911). It temporarily adjusts the allocation of emergency communications service surcharge funds, decreasing the percentage distributed to joint 911 service boards from 60% to 50% until June 30, 2029. The bill also expands reimbursement eligibility for various NG911 network providers and updates rules for local exchange service providers sharing subscriber information. Additionally, it mandates a study by the department of homeland security and emergency management on the concept of "public safety answering point managed services." These changes aim to implement federal NG911 requirements and enhance emergency communication infrastructure.