Grays Harbor 911 Had Another Busy Month

Friday, May 5, 2023 at 11:15 AM

The data from last month’s call logs showed dispatchers answered a over 9,500 calls for service, both emergency and non-emergency combined.

Grays Harbor 9-1-1 had another busy month in April. The data from last month’s call logs showed dispatchers answered a over 9,500 calls for service, both emergency and non-emergency combined. Just over 5,000 calls last month were non-emergency calls while more than 3,900 emergency calls were made from cell phones. Dispatchers say they answered more calls in March, over 9,800 combined emergency and non-emergency calls that month according to the data. To see a full call breakdown, just go to the Grays Harbor 9-1-1 Facebook page.

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Grays Harbor 911 Had Another Busy Month

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