Counties Making Adjustments for Rise in Cell Phone Calls to 911 ; Government Fund Helps Pay for Technology That Identifies a Cell Phone User's Call-Back Number.
Dayton Daily News (May 05, 2006)
Author: Stephanie Irwin Staff Writer
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DAYTON -- The skyrocketing number of cell phone calls into local 911 centers has led some counties to pay for upgrades to their systems on their own, despite a state fund paid for by wireless subscribers established last year.
About 45 million, or 30 percent, of 150 million 911 calls in the U.S. in 2000 came from cell phones, according to the National Emergency Number Association. About 45,000 new cell phones go live every day, the association said.Counties Making Adjustments for Rise in Cell Phone Calls to 911 ; Government Fund Helps Pay for Technology That Identifies a Cell Phone User's Call-Back Number.
Since August 2005, Ohio wireless subscribers have paid a 32-cent surcharge on their monthly bills for the state's Wireless 911 Government...
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