Florida Regulations > Chapter 60FF1-5 – Emergency Communications Board


R. 60FF1-5.001	Requirements for Sworn Invoices and Cost Recovery Proposals Submitted by or on Behalf of Wireless Service Providers
R. 60FF1-5.002	Rural County Grants
R. 60FF1-5.003	911 Grant Programs
R. 60FF1-5.0035	Florida 911 Reporting Forms
R. 60FF1-5.004	Requirements for Fee Remittance Submitted by or on Behalf of Wireless and Non-Wireless Service Providers
R. 60FF1-5.005	Emergency Grants
R. 60FF1-5.006	Requirements for County Carry Forward Funds and Excess Funding
R. 60FF1-5.008	Public Comment
R. 60FF1-5.010	Fee Allocation
R. 60FF1-5.011	Text to 911
R. 60FF1-5.012	Training/Regional Planning Reimbursement
R. 60FF1-5.013	Call Handling System Maintenance

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