E-9-1-1. The focus of the E9-1-1 Program is to provide technology, service and training for Lee County's 9-1-1 networks, as well as support for local police and sheriff dispatchers' departments. The E9-1-1 Addressing Office supports the naming and coordination of streets across unincorporated Lee County and maintains the 9-1-1 database for the Lee County Enhanced 9-1-1 Emergency Telephone System.
City of Cape Coral: All law enforcement, fire and rescue calls are handled by
Cape Coral Police Department through direct dispatch. Calls requiring ambulance service are one-button transferred to Lee Control at the Lee County Emergency Dispatch Center (EDC) for dispatch.
City of Fort Myers: All law enforcement calls are handled by
Fort Myers Police Department through direct dispatch. Calls requiring fire, ambulance or rescue service are one-button transferred to Lee Control at the Lee County Emergency Dispatch Center (EDC) for dispatch.
City of Sanibel: All law enforcement calls are handled by
Sanibel Police Department through direct dispatch. Calls requiring fire, rescue and ambulance service are one-button transferred to Lee Control at the Lee County Emergency Dispatch Center (EDC) for dispatch.
Unincorporated Lee County, Town of Fort Myers Beach, Village of Estero, and City of Bonita Springs: All law enforcement calls are handled by Lee County Sheriff's Office through direct dispatch. Calls requiring fire, rescue and ambulance service are one-button transferred to Lee Control at the Lee County Emergency Dispatch Center (EDC) for dispatch. |
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