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Spokane Police Department Continues Commitment to Emergency Communications Amid SREC Board Challenges

Spokane, WALocal News

The Spokane Police Department (SPD) is committed to preserving vital emergency communication services despite facing challenges with the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC) board. Newly appointed Chief Kevin Hall has been working closely with committee groups to improve integration into the regional emergency communications system. He expressed disappointment during a recent meeting where a motion was passed recommending the establishment of an independent Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for the city. While this decision poses potential complications, SPD reassures residents that their operations will remain unaffected in the immediate future. The department is dedicated to maintaining a strong response to emergency calls while fostering regional collaborations.

Hall emphasized the necessity of addressing SPD's unique operational requirements, which differ significantly from those of other emergency services such as Spokane Fire. The department aims to provide the high level of service that residents expect while navigating these emerging challenges in emergency communication. SPD's commitment to public safety remains steadfast, ensuring that vital services are not compromised.

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