PA Headlines | Jan. 30 | Pa. County Commissioners call for increased 911 funding.
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Pennsylvania’s 67 counties are once again urging state lawmakers to increase funding for technology and staff needed to answer 911 calls. They’d do that by raising the surcharge on residents’ phone lines.
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