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Upgrades to Kanawha 9-1-1 Show Success

December 6, 2012

Although Kanawha County’s Metro 911 system has had its share of glitches in recent years, local residents have been spared massive outages that have plagued other parts of the country.

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Emergency Call System Back Online

December 3, 2012

Spokane County’s 911 system was placed back in regular operation Thursday afternoon.

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Washington: County’s 9-1-1 System & Backups Fail

November 27, 2012

Callers needing emergency help in Spokane County could not get through to 9-1-1 operators for 38 minutes Monday evening.

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Maine: State Chooses Fairpoint a 3rd Time for 9-1-1 Upgrade Days after Contract Thrown Out

November 26, 2012

For the third time this year, the Maine Public Utilities Commission has chosen FairPoint Communications to replace the state’s emergency 9-1-1 system with an upgraded, Internet-based system that can accept emergency calls from a range of devices.

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Minot Board Learns Dispatch Plan May Be up in Air

November 15, 2012

MINOT — Selectmen learned Tuesday that the agreement for the county to assess the town $11,731 to provide emergency dispatch services through the Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office may be in jeopardy.

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S.C. Man Accused in 9-1-1 Threats Case

November 8, 2012

Charleston County deputies arrested a Johns Island man who they said called 9-1-1 and threatened to shoot President Barack Obama.

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Superstorm Sandy Floods New York City with Duplicate Calls

November 7, 2012

Superstorm Sandy flooded the city’s new $2 billion 9-1-1 system with thousands of duplicate calls – sending firefighters on wild-goose chases that kept them from responding to real life-threatening alarms.

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Georgia City Keeps Control of 9-1-1

November 7, 2012

The Augusta-Richmond County Fire Department will keep its standing as a primary zone provider of ambulances – meaning it controls the county’s 9-1-1 calls – until at least Feb. 7.

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‘Pocket Dialing’ Has Consequences for 9-1-1 Dispatchers, Police

October 31, 2012

Many have become victim to it. You answer your phone and hear muffled noises on the other end. Or, you see a friend’s name flash on your Caller ID, only to pick up the phone and hear that person clearly talking to someone else. In other words, you’ve been pocket-dialed. Friends and family are not the only victims of pocket-dialing, however. Increasingly, 911 centers are receiving unintentional calls, too.

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Story Behind 2006 Verdict; 9-1-1 Recording Swayed Jurors

October 31, 2012

Three jurors who recently talked to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the conviction say McNeil’s recorded conversation with a 911 operator en route to the scene might have done more to influence their decision than questions about self-defense.

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