9/11

If you find yourself in a situation where making a call isn't safe or if you have difficulty hearing or speaking, this is how you can text Broome County 911.

If you’ve been considering a career that is not only recession-proof but also pays well and would allow you to serve your community, Broome County is hiring.

Yesterday, August 17, was the final day of operation for the 9/11 Tribute Museum in New York City.

Broome County’s upgrade of its public safety radio communications system is nearing completion.

Two former leaders of Broome County Government have passed away

One thing is for certain about New York City, on 9/11 it sure was rattled, but you can never take away their spirit. That is evident from these pictures.

On the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, New York Governor Hochul is expected to sign a bill finally giving 911 dispatchers first responder status.

Ryan Weaver, former Black Hawk Aviator and Chief Warrant Officer 3 in the Army has released a 9/11 tribute song ahead of the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

Robert Elseth, a graduate of Vestal High School was inside the Pentagon when it was attacked on September 11, 2001. He did not survive.

Volunteers are installing 2,977 flags at the United Way of Broome County office building on Jensen Road in Vestal.

A local municipal police department is again having trouble with its non-emergency, seven-digit phone line.

A missing Otsego County girl is safe with her family thanks to help from the public.

Governor Andrew Cuomo this week announced $10-million statewide for upgrades to 911 response and emergency service dispatch operations.

Broome, Tioga Sheriff’s, Johnson City Police and other law enforcement agencies have posted messages online saying ‘thank you’ to 911 operators.