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The above picture displays one of the consoles
that the telecommunicators utilize. When a 911 call is received, the four-monitor
computer system has readily available information to assist the dispatcher
on the call.
The system provides detailed information to the
telecommunicators about the caller using the Zetron Phone System. Using
the callers' phone number, the Interact Cad System. (Computer Aided Dispatch)
system displays a caller's name, address, and directions as well as the
nearest fire, emergency medical transport, and police agency to respond.
Motorola's CENTRACOM 5500 System (left most monitor)
is the power behind our new dispatching stations. As an upgrade from the
old system of push button dispatching; the new system is computer based.
With the new stations, Telecommunicators are able to dispatch in both
analog and digital frequencies throughout Raleigh County. Multiple tower
capabilites enhance the ability for better communications with field units.
The monitor on the right displays the mapping system.
Interact's Geo is a full featured mapping system that displays streets
and residents in Raleigh County. The mapping system can be customized
to include hospitals, railroads, public buildings and even hazardous material
storage sites as well as other vital facilities. The System also displays
arial photos of Raleigh County. |