Public Safety Call Allocation Study discussion
Public Safety Call Allocation Study discussion
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1 Council session appearance; latest Jun 2, 2026.
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- The Committee will discuss the findings and recommendations from the recently completed Public Safety Call Allocation Study, which examined how emergency and non-emergency calls are prioritized and dispatched among public safety responders.
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The Committee will discuss the findings and recommendations from the recently completed Public Safety Call Allocation Study, which examined how emergency and non-emergency calls are prioritized and dispatched among public safety responders.
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