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911 chief warns of tight finances, asks for staff and local support as state surcharge move advances Blount County emergency communications reported heavy 911 demand and infrastructure upgrades, requested one additional dispatcher and an administrative/training position, and said a pending state bill to raise the 911 surcharge could help; the chief warned of a likely year‑end shortfall without added funds.

Blount County's emergency communications chief reveals a staggering 192,525 calls handled last year and urgently requests new staff to prevent a financial crisis!

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Thank you to everyone who stopped by, sat in on a session, or tracked us down for a conversation. This is how the work gets done.

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Cyberattack Disrupts Patriot Regional Emergency Center, Affects Multiple Massachusetts Towns A cyberattack on March 31, 2026 disrupted non-emergency and commercial phone lines operated by the Patriot Regional Emergency Communications Center in Pepperell, affecting public safety communications for several Massachusetts towns. Authorities say 911 remained operational and no personal data leak has been confirmed; cybersecurity experts and federal partners were engaged while Pepperell, Dunstable, Townsend and Groton advised residents to use an alternate number for non-urgent lines. #PatriotRegionalEmergencyCommunicationsCenter #Pepperell #Dunstable #Townsend #Groton

A cyberattack on the Patriot Regional Emergency Communications Center in Pepperell disrupted non-emergency phone lines affecting Pepperell, Dunstable, Townsend, and Groton. 911 remained operational. #Massachusetts #EmergencyCommunications

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Pottawattamie supervisors authorize $6 million bond for emergency communications upgrades After a public hearing and roll-call votes, the Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors authorized up to $6 million in general obligation notes to fund peace officer equipment and emergency communications systems, including towers and consoles; the move drew one dissenting vote.

Pottawattamie County is set to invest up to $6 million in vital emergency communication upgrades, but what does this mean for your property taxes?

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Walton County approves Miramar site for sheriff's public-safety tower after debate over setbacks and safety The Walton County Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a conditional-use permit and a setback variance for a Miramar/Choctaw Beach tower the county says is critical to restore emergency radio coverage. Applicants said two sites on tonight's agenda save taxpayers an estimated $1.3'$1.5 million over lease terms.

Walton County has just approved a crucial new public-safety radio tower that could save taxpayers up to $1.5 million and enhance emergency communications—find out why this decision is so vital!

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Massachusetts cyberattack hits Pepperell and regional dispatch Pepperell says a cyberattack hit town and public safety systems, but 911 remains up as officials assess data and service impacts.

Massachusetts cyberattack hits Pepperell and regional dispatch #Cyberattack #RegionalDispatch #PublicSafety #EmergencyCommunications #Massachusetts #cybersecurity dysruptionhub.com/pepperell-cyberattack-ma...

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House Energy and Commerce committee reauthorizes FirstNet with increased oversight, 50–0 The committee approved HR 7386, the First Responder Network Authority Reauthorization Act, adopting a bipartisan substitute that raises public-safety representation on the FirstNet board and tightens NTIA oversight; the bill passed by roll call, 50–0.

The House just passed a vital reauthorization for FirstNet, enhancing public safety communications and oversight—an urgent move for our first responders!

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Votes at a glance: key measures the Senate passed during the March floor session The Georgia Senate adopted a long list of House-origin bills and resolutions during the floor session, including constitutional amendment resolutions on probate judges and a Next Gen 9-1-1 fund, local bills, judgeship additions, and several public-safety and health measures. Tallies are provided where recorded.

The Georgia Senate made significant strides this March, passing crucial measures including the establishment of a Next Gen 9-1-1 fund and nonpartisan probate judges.

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If you'll be at #TXPSC2026, find us. We'll be on the floor and on the stage.

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South Carolina ETV asks lawmakers to start funding 75 staff and $400K signal monitoring system South Carolina ETV and Public Radio requested recurring funding to move 75 FTEs onto state payroll (a $6.78M recurring request) and a $400,000 non‑recurring monitoring system, urging a phased start of about one‑third now to bolster emergency communications and tower resiliency.

South Carolina ETV is making a heartfelt plea to lawmakers for $6.78 million to safeguard public safety and enhance emergency communications by moving 75 full-time positions to the state payroll.

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If language access is on your list of emerging priorities, we'd love to connect. Find Wayne or Connor at the event.

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The agencies closing that gap aren't waiting for a mandate. They're treating language access the same way the best departments treat response times — as a standard, not an exception.

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Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority allows liaison to negotiate changes to House Bill 2710 while board remains neutral At a special meeting the Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority voted to remain neutral on House Bill 2710 for now and authorized its legislative liaison and legislative committee to work with lawmakers on bill language and to speak for or against changes that would affect the authority’s mission and funding.

The Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority is navigating the complexities of House Bill 2710, potentially reshaping the future of emergency communications in the state.

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Pottawattamie County moves to issue up to $6 million in bonds for emergency communications upgrades The Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 24 instituted proceedings and authorized the issuance of up to $6 million in general obligation capital loan notes to fund peace officer equipment and emergency communications systems, with a multi‑year levy schedule. Supervisor Tim Wichman cast the lone dissent on both measures.

Pottawattamie County is set to bolster emergency communications with a groundbreaking $6 million funding initiative, ensuring peace officers are equipped for every challenge.

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Lunenburg County adopts FY2020-21 budget, approves radio assessment and accepts $51,281 in CARES Act election funding The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors on June 18 adopted the FY2020-2021 budget, approved a $38,907 appropriation for a radio assessment contract and accepted $51,281 in CARES Act funds for the County Registrar to help with November 2020 elections.

Lunenburg County just approved a budget boost for emergency communications and secured over $51k in CARES Act funding to ensure a smooth election process!

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Benzie County commissioners rescind political-activity policy and approve routine bills, grants and infrastructure items At their Nov. 26 meeting the Benzie County Board of Commissioners voted to rescind the county Political Activity Policy, approved payment of $440,557.63 in bills (one dissenting vote), and authorized a series of infrastructure and grant-support actions including fiber service for the emergency communications tower and security-camera upgrades.

In a decisive move, Benzie County commissioners voted 7-0 to rescind the controversial Political Activity Policy while approving over $440,000 in bills and vital infrastructure projects.

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Chippewa County dispatch board advances plans for new CAD and upgrades communications and backup power At its Oct. 28 meeting the Chippewa County Central Dispatch board discussed a decision on a new CAD system expected within a month, considered raising the surcharge to pay for it, and reviewed multiple communications and resilience upgrades including 800 MHz paging and a new full-building UPS.

Chippewa County is on the brink of a major upgrade to its emergency communications system, with a new CAD system set to be selected soon and crucial resilience enhancements underway.

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Lunenburg County Board authorizes radio tower licenses, carries health funds and accepts $40,868 for Commonwealth’s Attorney At its Sept. 8, 2022 meeting the Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors authorized license agreements for towers tied to the county-wide radio system, carried forward $9,167.86 for the local health department and accepted a $40,868 temporary-personnel allocation for the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office; all measures passed unanimously.

Lunenburg County is taking major steps forward with a new emergency radio system and vital budget allocations for health and legal services—find out what this means for your community!

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Lunenburg County approves up to $4.5 million to finance new emergency radio system The Board unanimously approved financing of up to $4.5 million for a countywide emergency radio system, selecting a blended repayment approach through the Virginia Resources Authority and authorizing county officials to finalize lease-purchase terms.

Lunenburg County has taken a significant step toward enhancing public safety by approving up to $4.5 million for a new countywide emergency radio system!

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Buffalo County approves joining Nebraska Regional Interoperability Network The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved renewal of an interlocal agreement to participate in the Nebraska Regional Interoperability Network (NRIN) and adopted Resolution 2025-69 authorizing the county chair to execute the agreement.

Buffalo County has officially renewed its commitment to enhanced emergency communication by joining the Nebraska Regional Interoperability Network!

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Botetourt County board approves financing parameters to cap new borrowing at $25 million for communications and 9-1-1 projects The Botetourt County board voted to approve financing parameters that would limit new borrowing to $25 million for a $21 million radio system and a $15 million 9‑1‑1 center, authorize contingent refinancing of 2014 public-safety debt if it yields at least 3% NPV savings, and proceed with required financing documents and schedule.

Botetourt County just approved a game-changing $25 million plan to enhance public safety with a new emergency communications system and upgraded 9-1-1 center!

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St. Joseph County approves Motorola radio replacements and console migration estimate totaling roughly $1.36 million The county approved purchase of 50 Motorola APX portable radios for about $61,896.47 (with trade-in credits) and authorized a $1.3 million AXS dispatch console migration; staff said Motorola offered about $805,000 in promotional savings if approved by March 16.

St. Joseph County is set to modernize its emergency response with a $1.36 million upgrade to radios and dispatch consoles, ensuring reliable communications for years to come.

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Fort Worth 911 says answer‑time standards met after consolidation and tech pilots; transcription, translation and AI triage in trials Emergency Communications Director Aubrey Insco reported consolidation of communication centers, a new staffing model that met NENA response standards, deployment of instant transcription/translation on 1.7M calls, and AI triage trials (Ava) that successfully handled about 26% of non‑emergency calls in pilot trials.

Fort Worth's 911 system is transforming with record-breaking response times and groundbreaking AI tech that could change emergency calls forever!

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District proposes umbrella communications policy to centralize accounts, protect student data and standardize emergency messaging District staff presented a proposed umbrella communications policy to govern external links, account approvals, branding and emergency messaging; staff cited a large California vendor fine as rationale and said only the superintendent or a designated public-information officer would initiate districtwide emergency broadcasts under the policy.

A new districtwide communications policy aims to streamline social media and protect student data, following alarming incidents that highlight ongoing risks.

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Cochise County sheriff urges vigilance, touts statewide communications upgrade Sheriff Mark Danos discussed regional public-safety trends, a new statewide communications link for first responders, and community follow-up on repeat-offender concerns during a KWCD 'First Watch' interview.

Cochise County Sheriff Mark Danos urges residents to stay vigilant as he reveals a groundbreaking communications upgrade for first responders amidst rising violence concerns.

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Bill would give Maryland PSC authority to oversee broadband reliability and outages; industry warns of preemption and costs SB 605 would let the Public Service Commission set reliability standards, require outage reporting and give corrective authority for broadband and VoIP services; unions and technicians supported the move for resiliency and emergency communications; industry groups warned of federal preemption risk, satellite‑service complexity, and a $1 million fiscal note.

A new bill in Maryland aims to empower the state to regulate broadband services, but industry groups are raising concerns over potential federal conflicts and costs.

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Department of Emergency Communications reports 1st-year milestones, calls and staffing challenges The Department of Emergency Communications marked its first year with expanded technology, onboarding of priority dispatch, CALEA accreditation kickoff, progress on universal call taker cross-training and staffing shifts; DEC leaders said call-answer standards have been met despite vacancies and pledged additional QA and IT investments.

The Department of Emergency Communications just completed an impressive year filled with technology upgrades, staffing successes, and a commitment to national standards in emergency response.

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