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S. Elgin Dispatch Switch Smooth So Far

May 10, 2012

South Elgin residents dialing 911 probably haven’t noticed a difference this week, but police and fire officials are working to iron out the kinks of a new dispatch arrangement.

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NYC Mayor: I Didn’t Read 9-1-1 Report

May 10, 2012

Fed up with repeated questions about a $500,000 consultant’s report on the shortcomings of the 911 system, Mayor Bloomberg said yesterday he never read it.

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Bradley County 9-1-1 Faces Revenue Crisis

May 8, 2012

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Bradley County 911 has requested $351,000 in local government funding to help it through ongoing revenue shortfalls.

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Broken Arrow Police Radio Blocks Public

May 8, 2012

A new digital radio system using “OpenSky” technology has cleared the way for a greatly improved ability for police and fire departments to communicate with other jurisdictions. But the public is excluded from hearing any dispatch scanner feeds because of its digital encryptions. “It’s a little disappointing,” said James Taggart, president of the Broken Arrow Amateur Radio Club. “I can’t hear anything either anymore.

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Florida: Longtime Temple Terrace Dispatcher Earns Praise

May 3, 2012

Temple Terrace Fire Chief Keith Chapman named Senior Communications Officer Jennifer Bowling the 2011 Temple Terrace Fire Dispatcher of the Year at a recent ceremony.

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Probe Eyes ‘Fraud’ In Botched 9-1-1 Fix

May 2, 2012

The city Department of Investigation is probing the Bloomberg administration’s bungled $2 billion overhaul of the 911 emergency-call system for evidence of corruption, fraud and violations of city regulations.

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Maine: Radar Jammers Hurting Emergency Responders’ Efforts

May 2, 2012

Someone has been intermittently jamming radio transmissions of fire and rescue departments in southern Maine for the past few months, but recently the problem escalated sharply.

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Tennessee: Bradley County 9-1-1 Faces Revenue Crisis

May 2, 2012

Bradley County 911 has requested $351,000 in local government funding to help it through ongoing revenue shortfalls.

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OPINION: Torres’ 9-1-1 Bill Will Not Balance Privacy and Transparency

April 23, 2012

Do you realize that if you call 9-1-1 and reveal to a dispatcher some private medical information about yourself that you could hear it replayed tomorrow on the news?

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Dispatch Blackout Remains a Puzzle

April 23, 2012

Los Angeles city officials said Friday they are still working to discover what went wrong earlier this month when power at a key communication center went down and caused a blackout to the LAPD dispatch system.

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