This bill proposes to amend Title 13, Chapter 30 of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding Section 13-3007, which introduces new requirements and protections regarding the disclosure of call location information by wireless telecommunications service providers. Under the new law, providers must supply call location information to law enforcement in emergency situations, maintain updated contact information with the Department of Public Safety, and are protected from civil liability when acting in good faith. Additionally, the bill mandates that the intended target of the emergency request be notified prior to the release of their location information, and it prohibits the release of such information to individuals with a history of domestic violence or stalking.

Furthermore, the bill establishes that law enforcement agencies must seek a court order within 48 hours of requesting call location information to confirm probable cause. It also introduces penalties for individuals who knowingly report false emergencies or criminal acts, classifying such actions as a Class 1 misdemeanor. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the accountability and transparency of emergency communications while ensuring the safety of individuals involved.