For example, a user from Location A is travelling on business to Location B. Location A and Location B can be controlled by the same Communication Manager or different Communication Manager managed by a single System Manager. An emergency call made by the user at Location B routes to the nearest possible PSAP agency in Location B even if the user dials the emergency number of Location A. Depending upon the station configuration, the CPN can be the station extension or ELIN of the user. The attendant endpoints at Location B display the calling party number (CPN) as the identity of the user. PSAP receives the CPN that is sent over a PSTN trunk as the identity of the user.