North Carolina General Statutes
Article 15 - Department of Information Technology.
§ 143B-1371 - Communications services for local governmental entities and other entities.

143B-1371. Communications services for local governmental entities and other entities.
(a) The State CIO shall provide cities, counties, and other local governmental entities with access to communications systems or services established by the Department under this Part for State agencies. Access shall be provided on the same cost basis that applies to State agencies.
(b) The State CIO shall establish broadband communications services and permit, in addition to State agencies, cities, counties, and other local government entities, the following organizations and entities to share on a not-for-profit basis:
(1) Nonprofit educational institutions as defined in G.S. 116-280.
(2) MCNC and research affiliates of MCNC for use only in connection with research activities sponsored or funded, in whole or in part, by MCNC, if such research activities relate to health care or education in North Carolina.
(3) Agencies of the United States government operating in North Carolina for use only in connection with activities that relate to health care, education, or FirstNet in North Carolina.
(4) Hospitals, clinics, and other health care facilities for use only in connection with activities that relate to health care, education, or FirstNet in North Carolina.
(c) Any communications or broadband telecommunications services provided pursuant to this section shall not be provided in a manner that would cause the State or the Department to be classified as a public utility as that term is defined in G.S. 62-3(23)a.6., nor as a retailer as that term is defined in G.S. 105-164.3. Nor shall the State or the Department engage in any activities that may cause those entities to be classified as a common carrier as that term is defined in the Communications Act of 1934, 47 U.S.C. 153(11). Provided further, authority to share communications services with the non-State agencies set forth in subdivisions (1) through (4) of subsection (b) of this section shall terminate not later than one year from the effective date of a tariff for such service or federal law that preempts this section. (2015-241, s. 7A.2(b).)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 143B - Executive Organization Act of 1973

Article 15 - Department of Information Technology.

§ 143B-1320 - Definitions; scope; exemptions.

§ 143B-1321 - Powers and duties of the Department; cost-sharing with exempt entities.

§ 143B-1322 - State CIO duties; Departmental personnel and administration.

§ 143B-1323 - Departmental organization; divisions and units; education community of practice.

§ 143B-1324 - State agency information technology management; deviations for State agencies.

§ 143B-1325 - State information technology consolidated under Department of Information Technology.

§ 143B-1330 - Planning and financing State information technology resources.

§ 143B-1331 - Business continuity planning.

§ 143B-1332 - Information Technology Fund.

§ 143B-1333 - Internal Service Fund.

§ 143B-1335 - Financial reporting and accountability for information technology investments and expenditures.

§ 143B-1336 - Information technology human resources.

§ 143B-1337 - Information Technology Strategy Board.

§ 143B-1340 - Project management.

§ 143B-1341 - Project management standards.

§ 143B-1342 - Dispute resolution.

§ 143B-1343 - Standardization.

§ 143B-1344 - Legacy applications.

§ 143B-1350 - Procurement of information technology.

§ 143B-1351 - Restriction on State agency contractual authority with regard to information technology.

§ 143B-1352 - Unauthorized use of public purchase or contract procedures for private benefit prohibited.

§ 143B-1353 - Financial interest of officers in sources of supply; acceptance of bribes; gifts and favors regulated.

§ 143B-1354 - Certification that information technology bid submitted without collusion.

§ 143B-1355 - Award review.

§ 143B-1356 - Multiyear contracts; Attorney General assistance.

§ 143B-1357 - Purchase of certain computer equipment and televisions by State agencies and governmental entities prohibited.

§ 143B-1358 - Refurbished computer equipment purchasing program.

§ 143B-1359 - Configuration and specification requirements same as for new computers.

§ 143B-1360 - Data on reliability and other issues; report.

§ 143B-1361 - Information technology procurement policy; reporting requirements.

§ 143B-1362 - Personal services contracts subject to Article.

§ 143B-1365 - Data centers.

§ 143B-1370 - Communications services.

§ 143B-1371 - Communications services for local governmental entities and other entities.

§ 143B-1372 - Statewide electronic web presence; annual report.

§ 143B-1373 - Growing Rural Economies with Access to Technology (GREAT) program.

§ 143B-1373.1 - Completing Access to Broadband program.

§ 143B-1373.2 - G.R.E.A.Tprogram fixed wireless and satellite broadband grants.

§ 143B-1373.3 - Wireless broadband grants.

§ 143B-1374 - Satellite-Based Broadband Grant Program.

§ 143B-1375 - Security.

§ 143B-1376 - Statewide security and privacy standards.

§ 143B-1377 - State CIO approval of security standards and risk assessments.

§ 143B-1378 - Assessment of agency compliance with cybersecurity standards.

§ 143B-1379 - State agency cooperation and training; liaisons; county and municipal government reporting.

§ 143B-1385 - Government Data Analytics Center.

§ 143B-1390 - through 143B-1394Recodified as Part 8 of Article 13 of Chapter 143B, G.S143B-1203 through 143B-1207, by Session Laws 2021-180, s19A.7A(b), effective January 1, 2022.

§ 143B-1391 - 143B-1390 through 143B-1394Recodified as Part 8 of Article 13 of Chapter 143B, G.S143B-1203 through 143B-1207, by Session Laws 2021-180, s19A.7A(b), effective January 1, 2022.

§ 143B-1392 - 143B-1390 through 143B-1394Recodified as Part 8 of Article 13 of Chapter 143B, G.S143B-1203 through 143B-1207, by Session Laws 2021-180, s19A.7A(b), effective January 1, 2022.

§ 143B-1393 - 143B-1390 through 143B-1394Recodified as Part 8 of Article 13 of Chapter 143B, G.S143B-1203 through 143B-1207, by Session Laws 2021-180, s19A.7A(b), effective January 1, 2022.

§ 143B-1394 - 143B-1390 through Recodified as Part 8 of Article 13 of Chapter 143B, G.S143B-1203 through 143B-1207, by Session Laws 2021-180, s19A.7A(b), effective January 1, 2022.

§ 143B-1400 - Definitions.

§ 143B-1401 - 911 Board.

§ 143B-1402 - Powers and duties of the 911 Board.

§ 143B-1403 - Service charge for 911 service.

§ 143B-1404 - 911 Fund.

§ 143B-1405 - Fund distribution to CMRS providers.

§ 143B-1406 - Fund distribution to PSAPs.

§ 143B-1407 - PSAP Grant and Statewide 911 Projects Account; Next Generation 911 Reserve Fund.

§ 143B-1408 - Recovery of unauthorized use of funds.

§ 143B-1409 - Conditions for providing enhanced 911 service.

§ 143B-1410 - Audit.

§ 143B-1411 - Subscriber records.

§ 143B-1412 - Proprietary information.

§ 143B-1413 - Limitation of liability.

§ 143B-1414 - Service charge for prepaid wireless telecommunications service; seller collects 911 service charge on each retail transaction occurring in this State; remittances to Department of Revenue and transfer to 911 Fund.

§ 143B-1415 - Limitation of liability, prepaid wireless.

§ 143B-1416 - Exclusivity of 911 service charge for prepaid wireless telecommunications service.

§ 143B-1420 - Council established; role of the Center for Geographic Information and Analysis.

§ 143B-1421 - Council membership; organization.

§ 143B-1422 - Compensation and expenses of Council members; travel reimbursements.