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If you call 9-1-1, don't hang up! Hang-up Calls Hurt!

If you call 9-1-1 by accident, don't hang up! We only have to call you back which takes us away from answering other calls. Also, if you call 9-1-1 and get a recording - please stay on the line as the message requests. If we can't get to you within seven seconds of your initial call, a recording will inform you that you have reached the emergency number. This device was installed to curb the number of citizens who call 9-1-1 and hang-up after only 2 rings.

 


KCECD Receives First

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CALEA Tri-Arc Award

The Knox County Emergency Communications District recently received the first "Tri-Arc" Award issued by the Commission for Accreditation of Law enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Knoxville is the only community anywhere in the world in which the Police Department, Police Training Academy, and 9-1-1 center have all passed the strenuous accreditation process.
   
MEDIA RELEASE                                     
CONTACT:  Bob Coker, Director

605 Bernard Ave.
Knoxville, TN 37921
(865) 215-1100

CALEA Reaccreditation

On Saturday, March 21, 2009, I had the honor to represent you and appear before the CALEA Commission to discuss our center. The Commissioners asked several questions about our center; then started with personal observations based on the report filed during the recent on-site.

Included in the comments:

  • The professionalism of the center staff.
  • The knowledge base of the center staff.
  • How friendly the staff was during the visit.
  • How courteous the staff was to citizen callers and first responders.

The bottom line is that the Commission sang your praises and reaccredited our center. Thank you and congratulations on your second reaccreditation.


    If your civic organization or community group would like more information on 9-1-1, or desires to schedule a tour, feel free to contact Mellissa Weaver at 865-215-1112. You may also use our online application. Please provide us with at least a two-week notification for tour requests in order to properly serve you. 

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