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Fire Response Not Povided Because Family Did Not Pay Annual Fee

October 15, 2010

The debate over who’s responsible for the destruction at the Cranick place is no simple one. When Cranick called 9-1-1, the dispatcher told him that she’d send help right away. Ten minutes later, she said firefighters were not coming after all — because the family had not paid the city its annual $75 fire protection fee.

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Interagency Communications Top Objective of Local Responders

October 15, 2010

By Tom Berry, Murray Ledger & Times Staff Writer Murray, Ky. — Calloway County emergency response officials are continuing efforts…

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Public Safety Communications Announces 2010 Hot Products

October 15, 2010

San Diego, Calif. — Public Safety Communications (PSC), a monthly publication published by Elsevier Public Safety on behalf of the…

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Personal 9-1-1 App from Chill List

October 15, 2010

Austin, Texas — Chill List, a new iPhone application, uses social networking to boost the power of 911 emergency communications. …

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L.R. Kimball Supports Reallocating the D Block to Public Safety

October 14, 2010

Ebensburg, Pa. — L.R. Kimball, (www.lrkimball.com) a Pennsylvania-based architecture, engineering and communications technology firm, today announced its support for reallocation of…

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LightSquared Launches Emergency Rapid Response Team

October 13, 2010

Reston, Va. — LightSquared, the nation’s first wholesale-only integrated wireless broadband and satellite network, today announced the formation of an…

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CCCDA Won’t Collect 9-1-1 Fees Yet

October 13, 2010

Marshall, Mich. — The authority in charge of collecting 9-1-1 dispatch service fees from a reluctant Emmett Township agreed Tuesday to not immediately collect money owed by the township.

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Ninnekah & Grady County Feud over 9-1-1

October 13, 2010

Chickasha, Okla. — Grady County cannot legally keep the City of Ninnekah from moving its 9-1-1 lines and dispatch services from the county to the City of Chickasha.

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White Paper Questions Reliability of ‘Texting 9-1-1’

October 12, 2010

4G Americas has published a white paper that provides a technical and practical analysis of SMS as a means to contact 9-1-1 Emergency Services.

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Intrado to Offer Life-Saving Mobile Alerting System to Wireless Service Providers

October 12, 2010

Longmont, Colo. — When a disaster or national emergency occurs, customers of wireless service providers in communities throughout the U.S….

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