Floyd County E-911 dispatchers remained busy throughout June, answering more than 12,000 incoming calls and coordinating nearly 13,000 calls for service across the county.
According to the June 2026 monthly report, the communications center processed a total of 12,080 incoming calls during the month. That included 5,706 emergency 911 calls, 139 Text-to-911 messages, 6,061 administrative line calls, 23 fire ringdown calls and 151 Crimeline calls.
Dispatchers coordinated 12,865 calls for service for local public safety agencies during June.
The Rome Police Department received the largest share of dispatches with 3,573 calls, followed by the Floyd County Police Department with 3,462. Floyd EMS responded to 1,334 calls, the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office received 848 dispatches, Rome Fire Department answered 588 calls, Redmond EMS handled 351 incidents, Cave Spring Police responded to 101 calls and Cave Spring Fire Department handled 25 calls.
In addition, E-911 processed 2,583 other calls involving information requests, transfers and similar non-dispatch services.
Through the first six months of 2026, Floyd County E-911 has answered 70,750 incoming calls and dispatched 76,328 calls for service, remaining on pace with the same period in 2025.
The monthly report also noted that the state continues to experience delays in providing telephone revenue figures to counties. As of the end of June, year-to-date state E-911 revenue totaled $510,788.88, compared to $513,853.22 during the same period last year.
During June, E-911 personnel participated in several training and professional development activities, including Emergency Medical Dispatch refresher training, Georgia GIS Association meetings, public safety meetings, cloud testing and TAC training to enhance emergency communications operations.
