OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) — Oakland is failing to meet the state standard when it comes to responding to 911 emergencies. New data analyzed by the ABC7 News I-Team shows the city’s response is worsening, even after a warning from the state – and it’s threatening access to critical funding.
In a groundbreaking move, St. Lawrence County officials are preparing for the first significant renovations to the Public Safety Complex, 49 Court St., since its construction in 1994.
County Administrator Ruth A. Doyle said the expansive project includes a major technological overhaul and the expansion of the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP), commonly known as the 911 center.
A 911 Dispatcher who had a stroke at work, and then another one just days later, says this has been the hardest time he’s gone through.
He says he’s doing his best to get stronger but is worried about how he’s going to provide for his family.
A Mississippi emergency dispatcher pleaded guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from taxpayers by altering her timesheets.
Mississippi State Auditor Shad White announced Monday that Shannon Taylor, former Newton County Emergency Services Dispatcher, pleaded guilty to embezzlement.
County officials told Action News this could help law enforcement solve crime
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Delaware (WPVI) — Starting on Monday, getting help in an emergency will become much easier in New Castle County, Delaware.
After a 3.5-day internet outage left the Ponca Hills Fire Station without a critical service for public safety, CenturyLink says services have been restored. Ponca Hills Fire Chief Joel Sacks called KETV Investigates after his station had been without internet service for days.
