Vote YES on the KCCDA August Millage Proposal

08/05/2020

At the core of the Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority, they are dedicated to our community. Here, this looks like providing quality public safety services to the residents of Kalamazoo County. Consolidating their dispatch system simplifies the response process, allowing for quicker response times in emergency situations.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work efficiently.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

08/03/2020

08/03/2020

The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority recognizes that saving lives comes down to seconds. The Kalamazoo County Medical Control Authority reported county-wide cardiac arrest survival rate increased by 20% in 2019. The KCCDA contributed to this increased survival rate with preemptive dispatching and a continuous effort to reduce call processing times.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue life saving work.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

08/02/2020

Our community deserves quality practices in life-saving work. The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority works to enact those practices through upgrading the county-wide public safety communication system to increase interoperability among first responders, making resources more efficient, and reducing response times.

Voting YES to the 911 Millage on August 4th is a vote for a safe community.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

08/01/2020

The 911 Millage takes actionable steps in maintaining better public safety by supporting the Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority. When seconds matter, first responders can arrive at the scene in the fastest possible time. A vote for the Kalamazoo County 911 Millage is a vote for public safety.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work cost-effectively.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/31/2020

It is critical to have communication systems that are reliable to ensure seamless functionality when first responders need it most. KCCDA has fully upgraded the entire Fire VHF Communications System, which resulted in faster response times and ensured an efficient dispatch process.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work with speed and efficiency.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/31/2020

A safe community has always been the central priority of the Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority. Their goals are to upgrade the county-wide public safety communication system to increase interoperability among first responders, make resources more efficient, and reduce response times.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work efficiently.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/30/2020

Streamlining services where it matters most. The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority (KCCDA) has shortened response times by consolidating five dispatch systems into one, ultimately reaching those in need faster. When it comes down to seconds, the KCCDA anticipates the needs of its community.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work with speed and efficiency.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/29/2020

Life as we know it shifted when our country became the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic; it has never been more important to have modern, dependable and efficient public safety systems than it is today.

The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority (KCCDA) has fully upgraded the entire
Fire VHF Communications System. This upgrade contributes to faster response times and
ensures an efficient dispatch process. It is critical to have communication systems that are
resilient, reliable and redundant to ensure seamless functionality when first responders need it
most.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work efficiently.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/28/2020

Streamlining services where it matters most. The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority has shortened response times by consolidating five dispatch systems into one, ultimately reaching those in need faster. When it comes down to seconds, the KCCDA anticipates the needs of its community.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work with speed and efficiency.

To learn more, visit http://kccda911.org/.

07/27/2020

County-wide cardiac arrest survival rate increased by 20% in 2019 according to the Kalamazoo County Medical Control Authority. The Kalamazoo County Dispatch Authority contributed to this increased survival rate with preemptive dispatching and a continuous effort to reduce call processing times.

Voting YES on August 4th will enable the Dispatch Authority to continue their work as efficiently and effectively as possible.