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Funding extended for Next Generation 911

The province is providing $22 million to help municipalities and emergency response centers with the transition to the new 9-1-1 communications system.

It’s called Next generation 9-1-1 and moves the dispatch centers from analog technology to digital.

Many services have already adopted the new technology, but the funding will help centers that don’t have Next Generation 9-1-1.

The funding is being extended for one year.

Once fully implemented, Next Generation 9-1-1 will make it easier to provide additional details about emergency situations, including video and using texts.

  • Tim Davidson has more than 30 years of experience in radio news. He is based in Kenora and covers stories in northwestern Ontario. Contact Tim at davidson.tim@radioabl.ca.

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