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Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

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Hamiota Echo

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Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1997

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911 Enhanced system expands Brandon Emergency Services reach

After months of prep, the R.M. and Village of Hamiota will receive 9-1-1 service through Brandon Emergency Services. Dispatch operates from Brandon Fire Hall with trained personnel, FleetNet radios, and live line response to police, fire, ambulance. The R.M. and Village of Hamiota will pay $2.58 per person annually, about $10.32 for a family of four.

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Wanda Strachan R.M Hamiota Brandon Emergency Services Brandon No. 1 Fire Hall Hamiota Rcmp Brandon Rcmp Brandon Brandon Dispatch Centre FleetNet eCalls Manitoba Blanshard Woodworth Miniota Hamiota District Health Centre
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Five point councils await budget to set new emergency system

Five local councils have not determined how this pent anaes gmt ered. A budget will decide the plan and the new emergency system will raise telephone bills. Each location will pay 80 cents per month per line. An average household with one line faces about 9.60 annually. Capital costs were incurred to join the 9 1 1 system. The Hamiota Volunteer Fire Department spent about 8,000 for the purchase state of.

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Point Chanel Hamiota Volunteer Fire Department
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9 1 1 glitches linger as new system expands

The region expands 9 1 1 with Brandon dispatch linking to Winnipeg data bases in a split second while cell calls still rely on carriers and lack automatic location. Local officials like Dwayne Campbell and Angela Wilkinson coordinate the rollout, with trials planned before full operation by October and a by law proposal to display street numbers for quicker help.

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Brandon Gerouss
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Doug Carol Mathison Mathison Yard Winnipeg Municipal Department Hamiota District Manitoba Telecom Services Dwayne Campbell Angela Wilkinson Campbell
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