Eliminating the requirement that the state 911 board shall contract with a local collection point administrator for services, rescheduling the date on which the state 911 operations fund, state 911 grant fund and state 911 fund shall be established, requiring certain transfers to be made to the state 911 operations fund and rescheduling the date for transferring all 911 fee moneys currently held outside the state treasury to the state treasury.

HB 2110 eliminates a requirement for Kansas' state 911 board to contract with a local collection point administrator for 911 fee processing. It reschedules the establishment dates for three 911 funds (operations, grant, and general) in the state treasury and sets new deadlines for transferring 911 fee moneys to the state treasury. The bill specifies that 23 cents from every 911 fee goes to the operations fund, 1 cent to the grant fund, and the remainder to the general fund, with excess funds above a 15% cap automatically redirected to the grant fund. These changes take effect January 1, 2026, and directly affect the state 911 board and how 911 fee revenue is managed.