Starting July 1, 2026, Indiana would set a $2 charge on covered prepaid wireless sales and a $2 monthly fee for other covered customers, subject to a separate state rule.
Indiana's 911 board would charge $2 on each prepaid wireless sale starting July 1, 2026. The federal government and carriers owing the monthly 911 fee for the same sale would not pay it.
The monthly 911 fee for standard customers whose main place of use is Indiana would be $2 starting July 1, 2026, subject to a separate state rule. Prepaid users in covered sales, government users, and data only users are exempt.
Indiana's 911 board would set the charge at $2 per prepaid wireless sale. The charge applies to retail sales of prepaid wireless service. The federal government and its agencies are exempt. A carrier that must pay the monthly 911 fee for the same sale does not owe this charge. The proposed $2 amount would take effect July 1, 2026.
Indiana's 911 board would set the monthly 911 fee at $2. It applies to standard customers whose main place of use is Indiana. The board must follow a separate state rule that limits this fee. The monthly fee does not apply to prepaid users in covered retail sales. Government users and people who use only a wireless data plan are exempt. The proposed $2 monthly amount would take effect July 1, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.