Johnston County 911 Receives Over $1.7 Million in State Grant Funding

  • Source: Johnston County Public Information Office
  • Published: 10/06/2022 12:00 AM

Johnston County 911 was recently awarded a substantial grant from the North Carolina 911 Board for paging and radio infrastructure upgrade needs. The department applied for the grant this past May and was notified they had been awarded the full request of $1,756,657.27 last month. Johnston County 911 will use the funds to upgrade infrastructure at the new Public Safety Center located in Smithfield, east of Interstate 95 off Yelverton Grove Road. 911 Center director Brett Renfrow says the grant money will be used to outfit the center with the latest technology currently available for paging capabilities and it will also cover costs for moving the current phone system. "We are very grateful to the North Carolina 911 Board for awarding this grant to Johnston County 911. This will allow Johnston County 911 to continue to provide the highest level of public safety access to our fire, EMS, and law enforcement partners who continue to serve the citizens of Johnston County daily," said Renfrow.



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