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9-1-1 Call Statistics -
13,429 Events in June
Statistics
Summary - 2009 Report and prior year's summary
2007
Detailed Statistics Overview
Request
for Proposal - Logging Recorder
Responses are due by July 15 at 1pm
Sheriff's Office
Events on the Internet
This page will update every five minutes and shows all activity for
the last 24 hours.
Visit
the event web site.
VoIP Phones and
9-1-1 - If you are considering a VoIP phone provider, please read
the fine print related to 9-1-1. The FCC has ruled that all VoIP
carriers must provide full 9-1-1 service as of
November
28, 2005, but not
all route 9-1-1 calls directly to Shelby County 9-1-1. A good resource for consumer
information is http://www.911voip.org/
All Wireless Calls
Now Phase II - All Wireless Carriers
now meet the FCC requirements for sending your location when you
dial 9-1-1.
<more about wireless phones and 9-1-1>
Emergency Warning Sirens - Shelby
9-1-1 activates some of the sirens in Shelby County.
This is a list of
the siren locations, including the ones we do not activate.
Why 9-1-1 and not 911 - People
have actually become confused and tried to dial Nine-Eleven! We
emphasize Nine-One-One so you will react properly when under stress during an emergency.
Home Owner's Insurance Rates
- How
does a Fire Department's rating affect insurance
costs?
TTY / TDD Users Dial
9-1-1. Read this if you use TTY to communicate.
Employment - Have you ever considered a
career in 9-1-1? Are you willing to work nights, weekends and holidays? Give
Kelli Brasher a call at
205.439.6911 or send an email to be added to our candidate list.
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