Vote Yes on Prop 1-Emergency Communications

11/06/2024

We are still in this!

11/04/2024

Get those ballots out and vote yes!!
Vote Yes on Prop 1-Emergency Communications

11/02/2024

🚔 Emergency Services Are at a Breaking Point 🚔
Franklin County’s current emergency communication infrastructure is outdated and strained, putting residents and responders at risk. Prop 1 will ensure funds to improve emergency communications reliability and protect our community from inevitable system failures.

Let’s act now for a safer tomorrow—Vote YES on Prop 1!

10/29/2024

🚨 Community Safety at Risk! 🚨
Franklin County’s emergency communication system is outdated, creating dead zones in rural areas and risking critical response times. Prop 1 will fund essential upgrades to improve 911 services and protect everyone in our community.

Let’s be proactive and ensure our safety—Vote YES on Prop 1!

10/28/2024

📢 **Why We Need Funding for 911 Services**
Did you know that current funding only supports basic services? Without an upgrade to the 800 MHz system, both public and first responder safety is at risk. The time to act is now—before it's too late.

10/25/2024

Thank you Tri-City Herald for your support! Vote Yes, Save Lives!!

Franklin County’s 911 communications sales tax would ensure their emergency call infrastructure doesn’t fail when residents need it most.

10/22/2024

📢 Support Prop 1—It’s Only Pennies!
The 0.2% sales tax increase costs just 20 cents on a $100 purchase, but it helps ensure Franklin County has the best emergency communications system possible. Let’s make sure we’re prepared for any crisis.

Vote YES on Prop 1 for a safer Franklin County!

10/21/2024

The problem is well explained in this article.

“In order to have good law enforcement and first responder services, we have to have good communications.”

10/21/2024

💬 **Have Your Say on the November Ballot!**
Franklin County is considering two funding options for 911 services. One or two cents on every $10 purchase could make all the difference in keeping our emergency services running smoothly. The decision is yours—vote this November!

10/20/2024

📞 **Strategic Importance of 800 MHz Radio Technology**
Franklin County needs to transition to 800 MHz radio technology for better coordination between emergency services. This upgrade boosts response times and ensures that we are aligned with other local agencies.