911 center gets national recognition

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Harford County?s Emergency Operations Center became the first in the state to be certified by the National Academies of Emergency Dispatch after completing a six-month audit of its 911 operators.

Since October the 67-person EOC had been using standardized lists of questions from the National Academies on every 911 call to determine the proper level of emergency response, said R. Ross Coates, public safety communications manager.

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