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9-1-1 pact hits stumbling blocks

Coal City, Morris Fire raise new concerns

The issues between the Grundy County Board and 9-1-1 Committee regarding a dispatch agreement may be settled, but some new, unexpected concerns from other participating agencies are causing more delays.

A regular meeting of the Grundy County 9-1-1 Executive Committee was held Thursday, during which the committee received an update on the new center and discussed the Morris Fire Protection District’s, village of Coal City’s and village of Minooka’s concerns with the proposed intergovernmental agreement for dispatch services.

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