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Volusia’s overtime tab: $99 million since 2013

Volusia County employees worked 627,200 hours of overtime totaling nearly $19 million in the past fiscal year that ended on Oct. 1, a News-Journal analysis found. Since 2013, the amount of overtime the county has paid has increased every year — from $14.4 million six...

911 board reviews budget

Board members of the St. Francois County Joint Communications Center reviewed financials and upcoming projects Wednesday when they met. They also briefly discussed the 911 center’s Monday meeting with Farmington city and police officials regarding a possible merger in...

E911 request tax increase for radio infrastructure

Grays Harbor News Group Sales taxes across the county will increase by one-tenth of one percent if voters approve the only countywide measure on the November ballot. The money would be used to improve the radio infrastructure for emergency services throughout the...

911 Center to host open house

The Tioga County 911 emergency communications center will host an open house Oct. 24 from 1-6 p.m. at the 99 William Farrell Drive building behind the Tokishi Center, Wellsboro. The county commissioners issued a proclamation .... Read More....

Editorial: Proposal to update 911 service deserves support

The dispatchers who staff Benton County's 911 communications center are on the front lines of the county's first responders: If they can't handle emergency calls in a timely fashion, it means dangerous delays in getting law officers, firefighters or paramedics to a...

Edinburg Sets Up Live Stream 9-1-1 System

EDINBURG – A virtual first responder system is up and running in Edinburg. Police now have the capability to live stream with 9-1-1 callers. Chief Cesar Torres says the city is the only one in Texas to have the system and the third in the country. He explained when...

Upcoming Webinar

4.9 GHz Band: Review of the FCC Order

On October 22, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) released its Eighth Report and Order (Eighth R&O) regarding utilization of the 4940-4990 MHz (4.9 GHz) band that protects incumbent users as requested by us, the Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA). This Eighth R&O addresses a number of issues related to the use of this band by public safety. Please join us for a briefing on this order and how it impacts public safety.

This presentation will be led by Chief Jeff Johnson (ret) and Attorney Jason Karp, one of the nation’s leading experts in public safety spectrum regulations.


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