Makes emergency calls safer for visitors to national parks.
This bill would make emergency calls more reliable for people visiting national parks. It would require the National Park Service to check and then plan to upgrade 9-1-1 systems in park emergency centers. This means visitors could get faster and more effective help in an emergency.
Today, emergency call centers in national parks might have different levels of 9-1-1 technology, which could affect how quickly and effectively visitors get help. If this bill becomes law, the National Park Service would first assess all park emergency centers and then develop a plan to install modern Next Generation 9-1-1 systems where they are needed, aiming for more consistent and effective emergency response across the parks.
S 290 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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