USE OF PHONE LOCATION FOR 911 CALLS

SB 67 requires wireless and internet service providers in New Mexico to share a device's location with law enforcement upon request during 911 calls involving immediate risks of death or serious harm. This directly affects service providers, who must comply with law enforcement requests for location data to aid emergency response. The bill also mandates the Department of Public Safety to collect and share contact information with providers to facilitate this process. The legislation amends New Mexico's Enhanced 911 Act to clarify these requirements, though it was postponed indefinitely by the Senate in June 2025.