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Woman Pays Fine for Calling 9-1-1 about Dog Collapse

June 6, 2012

O’FALLON, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri woman has paid a $100 fine for calling 911 to report her dog had…

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Atlantic City to Discuss How to Use Grant to Update Police Department Technology

June 5, 2012

Atlantic City officials will meet this week to discuss spending a $3.5 million grant to upgrade the Police Department’s outdated technology.

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Platteville (Iowa) Police Ramp up Efforts to Recycle Used Phones for 9-1-1 Use

June 5, 2012

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. – The Platteville Police Department is ramping up efforts to benefit victims of domestic violence as well as senior citizens by recycling unused cellphones.

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Columbia (Mo.) Police Chief Ken Burton Advocates Broadening Tax Discussion Beyond 9-1-1

June 4, 2012

Columbia Police Chief Ken Burton would like officials who are considering asking voters to approve a 911 tax in November to discuss broadening the request to be a countywide public safety tax.

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Board Approves 9-1-1 Call Center Deal

June 1, 2012

Vivian Sade, Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Fort Wayne and Allen County officials learned Wednesday that the long-awaited project to update…

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Chesco Man Charged with Impersonating Federal Agent

June 1, 2012

On April 9, a Coatesville man called a 911 operator in Chester County and identified himself as a federal “off-duty enforcement officer.” According to a federal arrest affidavit, Eric Marques Devlin-Bell, 21, told the operator he had been driving a dark-blue, Crown Victoria “police cruiser” when he caught up with a motorist in a black Jaguar who had been speeding in excess of 100 mph on Route 202 south in Tredyffrin Township.

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Bradley Tackles 9-1-1 Shortfall, Sales Tax Dispute

June 1, 2012

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — The Bradley County Commission plans to tackle two major financial issues Monday evening: an ongoing dispute over sales tax revenues with Cleveland and recurring budget shortfalls with Bradley County 911.

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Cities Lobby County Budget Committee about 9-1-1 Dispatch

May 29, 2012

LEWISTON/AUBURN: Lewiston City Administrator Ed Barrett and interim Auburn City Manager Don Gerrish drafted a letter to the Budget Committee urging them to reconsider the County Commission’s May 23 decision to keep dispatch in-house and to spend $350,000 for capital upgrades to the system.

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Dispatchers React to ‘Hot Button’ Call for Help

May 29, 2012

Pennsylvania: The “hot button” on the county’s new radio system worked for an ambulance crew in danger.

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9-1-1 Update Funding Delayed Call Center’s Budget Frustrating County, City Officials Alike

May 25, 2012

Allen County Council members are getting nervous because they have yet to be contacted about the funding of a proposed multimillion-dollar project to update the city-county 911 call center.

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