NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Metro Council has voted to ask the mayor’s office to investigate alleged toxic workplace conditions at the Davidson County Emergency Communications Center, which handles 911 calls for Nashville.
A major upgrade to public safety services is now live in the City of Catoosa. The city has opened a new $22 million public safety complex, which includes a $6 million 911 communications center.
For the first time in nearly three decades, emergency and non-emergency calls will be handled directly within city limits instead of being routed through Tulsa County. City officials say the change will help eliminate delays and improve emergency response.
Ulster County officials, emergency personnel, and the project team of lead architect Urbahn Architects, construction manager The Palombo Group, consulting architect Alfandre Architecture and others gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on the new $34.5 million Ulster County Emergency Communications Center (ECC) in New Paltz.
CMA Fest 2025 is almost here—and Nashville 911 is ready. The Department of Emergency Communications (DEC) will be on the ground supporting public safety, keeping the city informed, and making sure help gets where it’s needed.
The Lee County Public Safety Center, formerly Lee Emergency Operations Center, has been improved and expanded and reopened this week after a year-and-a-half of work.
The enlarged Public Safety Center now features a second building attached to the existing Emergency Operations Center building.
