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Manager :   Gordon Neihardt

Operations Manager :  Kelly Armor

Administrative Assistant :  Beth Benfield

GIS / Database Manager :   Tami Hamby

Accounting / Human Resource Officer :   Tammy Benton

Systems Analyst :  Jamey Wright

Red Shift Day Supervisor :    Traci DeWeese

Black Shift Day Supervisor :  April DeLockery

Red Shift Night Supervisor :  Danny Lawson 

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How 911 Was Born

The idea for 911 first came about in 1957, when the National Association of Fire Chiefs wanted to establish a nationwide number for people to use to report fires. Over the next decade, various associations, recommendations and congressional debates determined that a single number for reporting all emergencies made more sense than having a different number for each type of emergency. It would be too hard to remember in an instant and so would defeat the purpose. The system's creators choose "9-1-1" for a few of reasons: It's short, it's easy to remember and it was not yet assigned as an area code or any other telephone-related number.

Haleyville, Alabama set up the first 9-1-1 system in the country in 1968.

Julia Layton.  "How 9-1-1 Works".  July 12, 2006  http://people.howstuffworks.com/9-1-1.htm  (March 13, 2007)