Enacts the Kelsey Smith Act to require wireless service providers to provide call location information to law enforcement during an emergency

This bill requires wireless service providers (like major phone companies) in New York to share real-time location data of cell phones with law enforcement during emergencies. It specifically applies when a 911 call is made or when police reasonably believe someone is in immediate danger of death or serious injury. Providers must disclose location information upon verified request from police or emergency call centers, and must maintain written records of each request detailing the emergency justification. The law also mandates providers to share contact details with the state emergency communications board to streamline future requests.