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Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012 | 2:42 a.m.

Updated: 9:33 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2006 | Posted: 8:32 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2006

911 Service Restored In Beaver Co.

Outage Occurred For Hour

 

PITTSBURGH —

911 service is back up and running again in Beaver County.

Overnight, operators ran into some problems.

People calling from the 336 and 827 exchanges within the 724 area code were not able to call in for at least an hour.

Emergency operators were asking neighbors to use their cell phones.

The problem has been corrected.

County leaders are still looking for a cause.

A similar problem happened last month in Allegheny County.

Its call center in Point Breeze went offline for six hours.

About 100 emergency calls were missed during that time.

Last week, county officials said the mistake was due to human error.

Previous Stories: November 10, 2006: Officials: Technician To Blame For 911 Failure Could Allegheny County 911 System Fail Again? November 1, 2006: Investigation Conducted Into Allegheny Co. 911 Failure October 27, 2006: Is 911 Outage To Blame For Infant's Death? October 26, 2006: Allegheny Co. Emergency Services Holds Press Conference October 26, 2006: Allegheny Co. 911 Service Restored

 

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