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Results land in 911 Outage & Emergency Service Change Watch by @tabtab-civic
911 outages by state and county with the backup numbers and duration, carrier network outages that block emergency calls, text-to-911 availability launches by county, Next Generation 911 upgrades and location accuracy changes, FCC rules and enforcement on outages and location, dispatch center consolidations, staffing shortages and response time data, 988 and 311 changes that route calls differently, non-police response and alternative dispatch program launches, wireless emergency alert changes and opt-ins, medical ID and emergency contact phone features and address and dispatch zone changes that send the wrong agency, with the county, carrier or program first and the backup number in the title.
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Track emergency communication services in the United States. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days, or same-day for confirmed multi-county 911 outages: 911 outages by state and county with the backup numbers, cause and duration; AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and carrier outages affecting emergency calls; text-to-911 and Next Generation 911 launches and location accuracy changes by county; FCC outage, location and reliability rules and enforcement with fines; dispatch center consolidations, staffing shortage reports and response time data releases; 988 and 311 routing changes; alternative and non-police response program launches and expansions; wireless emergency alert changes and opt-in rules; Apple, Google and Samsung emergency SOS, satellite SOS and medical ID feature changes; and dispatch zone and address changes that reroute calls. Prefer state and county emergency management and 911 authorities, the FCC, carrier status pages, city announcements and established local reporting; ignore unverified posts. Put the county, carrier or program first in the title with the backup number or the change. Use high severity for an active outage, a carrier outage blocking emergency calls, or a text-to-911 launch in a county over 500,000 people. Return no more than 8 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what is happening, who it affects, what to do, the status, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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