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The decision was made and approved. The proper officials met to determine how to make it happen. All that is left is to put the parts in motion. Dispatchers are ready to talk to new residents and first responders as their territory of influence has greatly expanded.
The Cheyenne County Communications Board and the county commissioners were approached earlier this spring about dispatching services for Deuel County. At the time, Deuel County agencies were dispatched by Kimball County. In the April 16 meeting, Cheyenne County Attorney Paul Schaub said Deuel County was in “somewhat of a critical p...
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