REQUESTING THE 911 BOARD TO ESTABLISH OR UTILIZE AN APPROPRIATE WORKING GROUP TO ENGAGE WITH THE DISABILITY COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS CONTINUING ACCESS ISSUES IN THE STATE’S EMERGENCY AND 911 RESPONSE SYSTEMS.
Reported from PBS (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 2172-26), recommending referral to FIN.
Summary
The concurrent resolution urges Hawaii’s 911 Board to either create a new working group or use an existing one to consult with people with disabilities about barriers in emergency and 911 services. The group would identify problems, review technology, assess privacy and cybersecurity, and recommend ways to make the system more accessible. It must deliver a report to the Legislature before the regular session begins in 2027.
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