County officials want city to stick with E911 agreement
Tuesday, 22 May 2012 19:48 | Written by Administrator | 
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By JASON PATTERSON
Editor & Publisher
County officials said they’re not sure if the city will break away from the joint E911 agreement, but they intend to hold the city to the contract until it expires.
“The city has a contract with us through September 30,” and we expect a check of $15,000 each month until that time,” Cobie Collins, president of the Board of Supervisors said Friday.
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County officials want city to stick with E911 agreement