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Elko County dispatch reports 56,652 total calls in 2024; text‑to‑9‑1‑1 policies under development

Elko County Enhanced 9-1-1 Board · April 3, 2025
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Summary

County dispatch reported 2024 totals of 15,901 9‑1‑1 calls and 41,000 administrative calls (56,652 total) and said NGA reporting will provide further call metrics; staff said they are developing dispatcher‑initiated text‑to‑9‑1‑1 policies and training.

County dispatch staff reported call-volume metrics and progress on expanding 9‑1‑1 capabilities, including text‑to‑9‑1‑1 planning and improved reporting through NGA.

According to staff, "For 2024, just over 15,901 calls, 41,000 administrative calls for a total of 56,652 calls into the center," and March 2025 monthly figures were provided as well. Staff said NGA's new reporting capabilities will allow access to call counts, times and durations, though some data transfers are still pending. Carrie and other dispatch staff are developing policies and training for dispatcher‑initiated text‑to‑9‑1‑1 with plans to expand the service to other call types over time.

Board members and NGA confirmed those figures and discussed the integration of call‑data reporting with ongoing system upgrades. Staff noted the radio console upgrade and other projects are part of efforts to keep dispatch fully interoperable with the statewide system.