Re: [telecom] 911 service center troubles [Telecom]

Once again, TWIAVBP (The World Is A very Big Place). In other

> words, the brain dead policies in one area aren't necessarily > replicated in another. (But rest assured, they'll have their own). > > In NYC, for example, "911" is, indeed, the number to call for > "fender bender car crashes". The tow trucks [a] are dispatched > under contract arrangements with... the NYPD.

It's the number for fender bender car crashes in Oklahoma City, too. You can find the number for "non-emergency" calls in the phone book, but on the two times in the last five years I had occasion to call them they did not seem to find anything unusual about calling them for fender benders. I think they have their dispatching function more or less integrated with 911.

-- Wes Leatherock snipped-for-privacy@aol.com snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com

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