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Central Dispatch 9-1-1
"First to respond, first on scene, first to assist."
Central Dispatch links the citizens of Clinton County, neighboring communities, and associated public safety agencies with efficient, reliable, responsive, and professional public safety communication services. The primary function of Central Dispatch is to handle emergency and non-emergency requests for police, fire, and medical service and to determine the dispatch needed and to dispatch the appropriate personnel to the requested location.
Clinton County Central Dispatch strives to provide the highest level of service for the residents of Clinton County, by utilizing the best equipment, technology, training and planning for the future of 9-1-1. A renewal and increase of the local 911 surcharge, which funds 911 operations and technology improvements, was approved by Clinton County voters on the August 2nd, 2016 Primary Ballot. Review the Frequently asked Questions regarding this Surcharge.
The $0.50 increase is earmarked for improvements in coverage on our countywide, public safety communications system. Central Dispatch thanks the voters for their approval.
About Central Dispatch
Central Dispatch links the citizens of Clinton County, neighboring communities, and associated public safety agencies with efficient, reliable, responsive, and professional public safety communication services. The primary function of Central Dispatch is to handle emergency and non-emergency requests for police, fire, and medical service and to determine the dispatch needed and to dispatch the appropriate personnel to the requested location.
Increase in Monthly Surcharges
Clinton County Central Dispatch strives to provide the highest level of service for the residents of Clinton County, by utilizing the best equipment, technology, training and planning for the future of 9-1-1. A renewal and increase of the local 911 surcharge, which funds 911 operations and technology improvements, was approved by Clinton County voters on the August 2nd, 2016 Primary Ballot. Review the Frequently asked Questions regarding this Surcharge.
The $0.50 increase is earmarked for improvements in coverage on our countywide, public safety communications system. Central Dispatch thanks the voters for their approval.