Ind. Legislators Want No Residency Restrictions for 911 Call Takers
Indiana public safety agencies may not set residency requirements for 911 call takers, said a state bill passed by the legislature. The House voted 96-0 Monday for SB-43 and returned it to the Senate without amendments Tuesday. The Senate passed…
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the bill in January in a 47-1 vote. SB-43 still needs a signature from Gov. Eric Holcomb (R).