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Little Rock Call Center To Be Updated

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Little Rock officials are working to update the citys 911 call center to track emergency calls made through a cell phone. The center is currently under a Phase One plan now, which determines the wireless carrier. Officials plan to test Phase Two next February. Under that plan, emergency calls can be traced. No word on how much the update will cost.

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