911 DIRECTOR APPRECIATES HELP DURING LIGHTNING STRIKE

(08/31/2007)

As many Calhoun citizens are aware, the E-911 Center suffered substantial damage to our electronics equipment during the thunderstorm on August 16th. Due to the efforts of a number of individuals and businesses, the ability to receive emergency calls and dispatch first responders was quickly restored. Those involved were: The West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management; Mason County E-911; EmergiTech; Miller Communications; Arnoldsburg Volunteer Fire Department; Sheriff Carl Ballengee; The Mt. Zion Pit Stop; and Chief Dispatcher Dick (Burl) Postalwaite. On behalf of the staff of 911 I would like to thank everyone for helping in many ways to get us through this crisis. Gary Buchanan, Director Calhoun County E-911

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