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The Barnstable County Sheriff’s office has received a grant to explore a possible 911 call center at Cape Cod Community College.
The $300,000 will explore building a new 15,000 square foot regional emergency communication center on the campus to house current emergency dispatch.
President of the college John Cox said it could also service as a training resource and skills lab for the College.
The sheriff’s office recently began serving two new towns, Provincetown and Eastham, this spring.
About Grady CulhaneGrady Culhane is a Cape Cod native from Eastham. He studied media communications at Cape Cod Community College and joined the CapeCod.com News Center in 2019. Host of Sunday Journal.
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