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Local News Emergency 911 number displayed on the side of a fire truck

Mobile 911 Director Says Sharing COVID-19 Patient Addresses With Dispatchers Protects First Responders

James Bullard, April 8, 2020

The director of Mobile County’s 911 system says flagging the addresses of confirmed COVID-19 patients for dispatchers is meant to protect first responders, not violate patient privacy, as officials also work to contain a small virus cluster at Mobile Metro Jail.

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Baldwin County A smartphone screen displaying the number 911 being dialed for an emergency call

Mobile, Baldwin County 911 Centers Now Flag Homes of COVID-19 Patients for Responders

James Bullard, April 2, 2020

Mobile and Baldwin County 911 officials say they are flagging the addresses of confirmed COVID-19 patients in dispatch systems so police, firefighters and medics can take precautions, a practice its director defends despite privacy concerns.

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Crime Close-up of a handheld emergency radio used by first responders

Mobile County, 911 Board Spar Over $2.4 Million in Radio Equipment ‘Never Used by Anybody’

James Bullard, December 16, 2015

Mobile County and the 911 board are wrangling over a $770,000 refund tied to a $3.2 million Harris Corporation radio project whose equipment was never actually put into use.

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Local News A row of jail cell bars along a corridor

Mobile County Metro Jail Hits Record 1,806 Inmates in Sweltering Summer

James Bullard, August 2, 2012

Warden Trey Oliver said the Mobile County Metro Jail set an all-time population record of 1,806 inmates, far above its designed capacity, as summer heat and rising numbers strained the facility.

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