After spending nearly $500 million taxpayer dollars to revamp California’s decades-old 911 system, the state has decided to reverse course and go back to a single statewide approach despite the project being 100% complete, according to the companies hired to build the network.
After spending nearly $500 million taxpayer dollars to revamp California’s decades-old 911 system, the state has decided to reverse course and go back to a single statewide approach despite the project being 100% complete, according to the companies hired to build the network.
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