Revise 911 emergency telephone system laws

The 9-1-1 Advisory Council membership count was increased from 18 to 19 members, with specific adjustments to the representation of telecommunications providers and public safety answering point managers.

The duties of the 9-1-1 Advisory Council were renumbered and clarified to emphasize advice on fee allocation, grant recommendations, and statewide planning.

Departmental duties were updated to explicitly include maintaining a statewide 9-1-1 plan and ensuring the migration from legacy technologies to next-generation systems.

Rulemaking authority was reaffirmed to ensure the department can implement provisions related to 9-1-1 planning, funding, and system standards.

The header changed from 'LC 4219' to 'HB 538.1', and the sponsor list was expanded to include additional legislators (M. Nikolakakos, P. Strand, A. Nicastro, L. Bennett, C. Schomer, S. Gist, L. Smith, K. Walsh, N. Duram, J. Trebas, J. Hinkle).