Livingston County Central Emergency Management Services – 911 Dispatch

The Livingston County Central Emergency Management Services, the 911 service for Livingston County, handles about 3100 calls per month.  Director Eric Menconi says their crew of 9 dispatchers, a number that has been steady since they took over dispatch services from the Police Department.  Menconi says they are responsible for handling calls for the entire county.

Multiple agencies.

The organization received some initial funding from the City of Chillicothe and Livingston County, but Menconi says they are supported by a sales tax collected by the state and disbursed monthly.

About $91,000

The sales tax revenue year to date is about $509,500.

In the board’s meeting on Thursday, they discussed the current health insurance, salaries, and retirement benefits.

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