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It’s almost moving day for Pulaski County 911.
The 911 center and Emergency Operations Center (EOC) held a ribbon cutting and open house for its new facility Friday, welcoming the public to view its new space in the basement of the Hal Rogers Fire Training Center.
That “new space” was actually built originally with an eye on moving the 911 dispatch center there, Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley and Pulaski Emergency Management/911 Director Aaron Ross said.
For one reason or another, that never happened…
