What's Being Discussed

The 911 Joint Committee and Board — overseen by the Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services — is holding its regular meeting. This group oversees the state's 911 emergency call system, which connects residents to police, fire, and emergency medical services.

Note: The full agenda details are referenced as an attachment and were not included in this notice. The specific topics, reports, and action items for this meeting are not available for summary at this time.

• Based on the committee's typical scope, discussions may include updates on 911 system operations and technology
• Budget or funding matters related to emergency communications
• Policy or regulatory issues affecting the 911 network statewide

Decisions Expected

Because the detailed agenda was not provided, it is unclear exactly what votes or formal actions will be taken. Committees of this type commonly vote on funding allocations, system upgrades, or policy recommendations. Residents can contact the Department of Accounting and General Services for the full agenda.

Who Should Pay Attention

• Hawaii residents who rely on 911 emergency services
• Emergency responders including police, fire, and EMS personnel
• County and state government officials involved in emergency communications
• Telecom industry stakeholders who work with the 911 infrastructure

The meeting is open to the public and can be attended virtually or in person at the Kalanimoku Building, Room 410, in Honolulu, on September 10, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.