The Broomfield Public Safety Communications Center has joined the fold of a regional 911 computer-aided dispatch hub that unifies response efforts for the North Metro Fire Rescue District and other government agencies.
LARGO — On the sprawling top floor of the sheriff’s office complex, the lights are dim, the windows shuttered. It’s hard to decipher day from night.
After years of construction, Shenandoah County has officially begun operating its new $12 million 911 radio system.
At 6 a.m. Wednesday, the Shenandoah County Emergency Communications Center said goodbye to its old system and flipped the switch on the new one.
