Following years of delays and technical issues plaguing the state’s overhaul of its aging 9-1-1 system, officials with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) outlined a plan Wednesday to get the beleaguered project back on track, anticipating statewide deployment of the new Next Generation 911 system by 2030.

The report follows a year-long pause in the state’s Next Gen 911 rollout, during which state officials and a paid consultant investigated the scope of the problems with the new 911 system and how they might be overcome.

As NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit previously reported , some of the first agencies to use the new network reported dropped and misrouted 9-1-1 calls, with multiple dispatchers calling the issues a threat to public safety and saying they

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