Existing law provides for the deposit of all revenues from service charges paid by voice communications service providers and wireless 911 charges into a 911 Fund. Most of the revenues are distributed to local 911 districts, both on a monthly basis and as grants. This bill would alter the basis upon which the monthly distribution to existing 911 districts is made. This bill would allocate revenue to administer a statewide 911 voice and data system and provide for the use of any remaining funds to train public safety telecommunicators, pay for advisory services, or to fund grants for districts in financial hardship. This bill would also make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.