Lawrence County switches emergency-alert vendor after Code Red security breach After a November security breach affected its OnSolve/Code Red service and revoked IPAWS certificates, Lawrence County approved a three-year, discounted subscription with Reed Group to restore mass-notification capabilities. The contract passed unanimously; initial activation expected within days.

Lawrence County is set to restore its vital mass-notification service just days after a security breach disrupted communication channels, ensuring public safety remains a top priority.

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Commissioners Approve Budget Amendment for Public Safety Department Grant Funding Commissioners authorize $33,431 budget amendment for public safety revenue from grant.

Lawrence County Commissioners have unanimously approved a vital $33,431 budget amendment to boost public safety resources, ensuring our community is better protected.

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County meeting opens with prayer honoring public safety personnel County leaders gather to pray for wisdom and protection for emergency responders

The Lawrence County Commissioner’s Meeting began with a powerful prayer that underscored the community's commitment to honoring and supporting its first responders.

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Lawrence and Mercer Counties explore merging 911 centers to cut costs Commissioners discuss potential feasibility study for merging 911 centers in Pennsylvania.

Lawrence and Mercer Counties are on the brink of a groundbreaking merger that could transform their 911 emergency response services and save taxpayer dollars.

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