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File Photo Knox Regional Communications Center director Robert Coombs shows an algorithm of emergency medical cards that lead dispatchers to certain medical situations based on responses by the 911 caller. (Photo by Sarah Thompson)

The Maine Department of Public Safety is recognizing National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, April 12–18, 2026, honoring the dedicated professionals who serve as…

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ROCKLAND — Despite raising their concerns about pay equality in 2011, 2016 and 2024, two female employees of Knox County said in a civil rights action filed June 23 in U.S. District Court that…

Commissioner Ratner pledges resolution
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Knox Regional Communications Center (KRCC), the county’s Rockland-based 911 dispatch service, found itself in a personnel crisis again last week. Staff by late Wednesday, Feb. 5, was reportedly…

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LINCOLNVILLE – At 10:07 a.m., January 16, 2022, Knox Regional Communications Center Dispatcher Tracie Webster received a call for a…

The first first responders are here for you
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On February 16, 1968, at 2 p.m.,…

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ROCKLAND — The Knox Regional Communication Center opened its doors and filled the parking lots with a variety of all terrain public safety emergency vehicles at a community open house at…

Knox County Regional Communcations Center’s first-first responders at work
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ROCKLAND — Tucked in a low-lit room within the …

Knox Budget Committee at center of debate
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ROCKLAND — It began in 2001 when the state decided that municipal dispatchers be combined into regional dispatch centers. In 2008, the Knox Regional Communication Center Executive Board and…

Friendly Callers program a support line for elderly, infirm
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BELFAST — Shirley Bessey got a call in the middle of the night: “You got cows out in the road.” Granted, it was 2:30 a.m. and the road by Thor-Knox Farms on the Knox Ridge is quiet at that time of…