Flood Call 1235
260 calling to let the Law Enforcement Center know that they are taking their own phones and dispatch.
| Date | April 18th 1997, 7:54 am |
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| Duration | 72 seconds |
| Channel | 23 |
| Direction | incoming call |
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Transcript
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our dispatching out of our office here? Um, so Beth, you said you guys were going to take
the phone, so. Right, uh, you got a moment. Uh, just a minute. Go ahead. Do you want breakfast?
Uh, negative. I have work at work. Thank you. But I do. What's that? But I do. We'll see.
Uh, anyhow, we're going to, Suzanne's here, and we're just going to be transmitting directly
to her then. Okay. Back and forth. So, uh, if, uh, joint emergency response like, um,
fire and medical, she'll transfer them out to you so you can get to the fire department.
Okay, then other than that, she'll just call over when you need numbers and stuff? Well,
Shebesky said that, uh, Suzanne will give us a reference number. Okay. And then we'll,
she'll, uh, plug in the computer tonight or something and get the right numbers. Okay.
So that way, you don't have to worry about issues. She doesn't have the complaint numbers.
That sounds great. If you guys need something, just let us know too. Okay. Good luck down
there. Well, thanks. It's kind of a big mess. Yeah, I'm sure it is. But anyhow, don't worry
about us. Well, thank you. Yeah. All right. Bye-bye.