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New 911 Center

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Transition Smooth, Director O’Brien

Reports From Complex At Meadows

Rob O'Brien, left, Otsego County E911 Communications director, and Brian Pokorny, county Information Technologies director, observe Dispatcher John Dinneen, Rosebook, field calls as the county's new 911 emergency dispatch center went on line today in the county's Meadows Office Complex in the Town of Middlefield. (In the background is Dispatcher Alicia Murphy, Otego). O'Brien said Verizon began shifting the 911 lines from the former center at 8 a.m. today, followed by the seven-digit numbers. Everything appeared to be functioning efficiently this afternoon, he said. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Rob O’Brien, left, Otsego County E911 Communications director, and Brian Pokorny, county Information Technologies director, observe Dispatcher John Dinneen, Roseboom, field calls as the county’s new 911 emergency dispatch center went on line today in the county’s Meadows Office Complex in the Town of Middlefield. (In the background is Dispatcher Alicia Murphy, Otego). O’Brien said Verizon began shifting the 911 lines from the former center at 8 a.m. today, followed by the seven-digit numbers. Everything appeared to be functioning efficiently this afternoon, he said. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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