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Candice Nguyen

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Californians are paying $3M a month for overlap in Next Generation 911 services

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By Candice Nguyen Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Californians are paying $3M a month for overlap in Next Generation 911 services
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Californians are paying $3M a month for overlap in Next Generation 911 services

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By Candice Nguyen Verified
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
Every month, Californians pay an extra $3 million for an overlap in ‘Next Generation 911’ services because the California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) is pivoting to a different service provider. The overlap fees will continue until at least summer 2027, Cal OES said, which will bring the total to over $50 million.
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Newsom signs budget bill boosting oversight of state’s troubled Next Gen 911 project

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By Candice Nguyen Verified, Michael Bott Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a budget bill this week that strengthens oversight of the state's troubled Next Generation 911 project by requiring an independent audit, quarterly reporting, and technical reviews. Lawmakers say the requirements will help get the digital 911 overhaul back on track after years of delays, technical failures, and cost overruns.
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