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Emergency Communications requests modest FY26 increase as call volumes shift
3457729 · May 22, 2025
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Summary
Chief Don Holden presented a FY26 communications budget seeking a 4.6% increase to $15.04 million; the 911 center highlighted accreditation, training partnerships, and maintaining call‑answer standards.
Don Holden, chief of Emergency Communications, told County Council on May 22 that the 911 center seeks a FY26 operating budget of $15,043,316, a 4.6% increase from FY25 driven largely by wage changes and operating costs.
Holden highlighted accomplishments including medical protocol accreditation, continued success exceeding the standard for calls…
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