County Submits E911 Funding Changes

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(SUN Filefoto) E911 Dispatch Center Board Chairman Ron Russom (left) talks to State Police Capt. Robert Thornton, March, 4 during an E911 Board meeting. Kelly Duran looks at the meeting packet. Duran opposed County Commissioner Alex Naranjo’s motion to table discussion on new proposed bylaws that would leave the County with $569,587 each year to spend on emergency medical services, close to three times what it actually spends, while saddling the city with a $418,000 bill.

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By Wheeler Cowperthwaite
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    If Rio Arriba County gets its way, Española will have to start paying $418,000 to fund the E911 Dispatch Center, which it uses, in tandem, with the County, Ohkay Owingeh, Chama and the Jicarilla Apache Nation.     The proposed…

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