Jon Carnes wrote:
I've dealt with this issue a lot in our setup and I can tell you that 911 is a fscked up setup. There is only "trunk" access to the various sites - you can't dial a regular phone number and access a 911 center.
Jon, could you elaborate on that? Back when I worked for Brunswick County 911, you could indeed access the 911 center using a regular phone number... those lines were nominally for "administrative" purposes (fire departments calling to get call times, etc.) but they rang into the consoles just like a regular 911 line, including ANI/ALI info and everything..
TTYL,
Phil
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