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The city and county have been discussing the possibility of a joint 911 call center for a decade now.
Fayetteville is rapidly outgrowing its current emergency communications center, located on the second floor of City Hall, and city leaders are looking to build a new, larger center that can be operational by 2028. The current 911 center is also problematic, city officials said, because it is located in between railroads that sometimes carry hazardous materials and the building is vulnerable to flooding issues.
