After more than a decade of continuous operation, the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office has unveiled a newly remodeled Communications Bureau, giving 911 dispatchers an upgraded workspace to better serve the community.
The renovation marks the first major update to the dispatch center in 12 years. The improvements include modernized workstations equipped to handle emergency calls and operate on the county’s multi-frequency emergency communications system. The new setup is designed not only for current operations but also to accommodate future technological advancements.
Ontario County 911 dispatchers officially began working in the revamped center last Thursday morning. The upgrade aims to enhance efficiency and ensure dispatchers have the necessary tools to respond to emergencies effectively.
The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office shared the announcement on social media, highlighting the transformation of the dispatch center and its commitment to public safety. No further details were provided about the specific upgrades or the timeline of the renovation project.
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