It’s a big week for the Chatham County E911 Center and public safety throughout the County! Tomorrow, the center will transition to a new Computer Aided Dispatch System, which represents the addition of another tool our call takers will have to better serve those in need during an emergency. Follow us for more updates throughout the week! | Chatham County, Georgia Government

More than two DOZEN public safety-focused agencies throughout Chatham County have contributed time and effort into the implementation of a new Computer Aided Dispatch System, which rolled out TODAY. Multiple law enforcement agencies are on that list, including the Chatham County Police Department. CCPD Chief Jeff Hadley details how information gathered by call takers using the new CAD system will help his officers as they respond to emergencies. “Often times we respond to a general geographic ar

ICYMI: Chatham County's E911 Center transitioned to a new Computer Aided Dispatch system last Tuesday. Following the transition, we heard from some of our public safety-focused agencies around Chatham County, who highlighted how the new system benefits their departments. “Two huge components of safety for the police officers and first responders in general: more information, which is huge, and at the end of the day they’re getting it in real time,” said Garden City Police Chief Gilbert Ballard.

We want to assure our community that we are committed to maintaining public safety despite the current technical issue with our computer aided dispatch (CAD). While we’re temporarily operating on self-dispatch, all calls for service are being promptly responded to and tracked manually by our deputies and dispatchers. We always train and prepare to overcome any issues that arise, even if that means falling back to basics by using pen and paper. We are thrilled with the job our employees are doing