Dialing 9 before making a call

If you have to dial a 9 to get phone company dial tone you have some type of business service or phone system.

How do I disable it or who do I call and yes it is a business

Not knowing what you have you'll need to contact whoever maintains your communications equipment, be it on premises or from the phone company. Also, just FYI it's not against the law for a business to dial 9 to get an outside line. This is the residential forum. 

In Texas it is against the law, recently enacted

I think you're talking about Kari’s Law, at any rate as stated this is a residential forum you need to contact whoever maintains your business equipment. 

Just FYI Here's the FCC information on the laws and who is required to implement it. From my understanding it's not retroactive. 

What is Kari’s Law & RAY BAUM’S Act?

These two statutes, both implemented by the FCC, will make it easier for callers to reach 911 and for emergency services to locate callers.

Contacting a 911 call center from a large facility like an office building, hotel or university campus has not always been as simple as dialing 911. Such facilities typically have multi-line telephone systems (MLTS) which provide challenges in getting help from 911, such as:

1. Securing an outside line, since MLTS often require callers to dial a number or code before connecting to an outside line, and

2. Providing accurate information about the caller’s location within the building or complex

In Texas, and in numerous different spots, dialing a 9 preceding an external line is a typical practice for telephone frameworks, particularly in business settings. Be that as it may, to debilitate the need to dial 9 preceding settling on an active decision, you'll have to make acclimations to your telephone framework. This is the way you could go about it:

Really take a look at Telephone Framework Settings: In the event that you're involving a telephone framework in a business or office climate, actually take a look at the settings or setups of your telephone framework. Many telephone frameworks, like PBX (Confidential Branch Trade) frameworks, permit managers to design dialing rules.

Counsel the Telephone Framework Manual: Allude to the manual or documentation for your telephone framework. It ought to give guidelines on the most proficient method to change dialing rules or wipe out the need to dial a prefix for outside calls.

Contact Your Telephone Specialist co-op: Assuming you can't change the settings yourself, contact your telephone specialist organization or the organization that deals with your telephone framework. They might have the option to make the important changes for you.

Think about Legitimate Ramifications: While it's not intrinsically against the law to require dialing a prefix for active calls, as it's a typical practice, you referenced it's illegal in Texas. Make a point to survey pertinent regulations or guidelines to guarantee consistence with nearby guidelines while making changes to your telephone framework.

Test the Changes: When any changes are made, completely test the telephone framework to guarantee that active calls can be made without dialing a prefix like 9.

Remember that making changes to your telephone framework's design might require specialized skill, particularly assuming you're managing complex telephone frameworks like PBX. In the event that you're uncertain about how to continue, consider talking with a broadcast communications subject matter expert or IT proficient for help.

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