Stepping into the newly renovated Nash County 911 Primary Communications Center is an eye-opening experience. The first thing one notices isn’t the technology, it’s the people. The room hums with quiet focus as telecommunicators Destiny, Daniel, Grace, Brittany, Brandon and Donnie settle into their upgraded workstations, each one designed with them in mind.
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