Quarterly update on Public Safety Support Specialists call allocations and call response times
Quarterly update on Public Safety Support Specialists call allocations and call response times
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1 Council session appearance; latest Feb 10, 2026.
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The Committee will receive a quarterly update on the allocation of low-priority 911 calls to Public Safety Support Specialists (PS3s) and the resulting impacts on 911 response times, including the assignment of welfare checks to PS3s, as instructed in Fiscal Year 2025–26 Budget Note Novick-02.
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