OLD MAIN OPERATING POSITION One side of our console showing tone buttons (top), bank of speakers (middle) and tower freq. modules (bottom)	OLD COMPUTER AIDED DISPATCH COMPUTER AND MED-BASE Our original CAD, written by former dispatcher Dave Kowolenko in DOS.	OLD POSITION 1 PHONE Old rotary phone and original E-911 screen equipment
FULL VIEW OF OLD CONSOLE A full room shot of our entire 2 position old console	TAPE RECORDER AND SIREN CONTROLS Shown here are our old tape recorder which recorded only phone calls and our old Whelen siren control box.	VIEW OF BACK WALL (1999) View through the doorway of the back wall of our old room. The window leads to the old State Police dispatch room
VIEW OF POSITION 1 CONSOLE UPDATED (1999) Shown is our position 1 with updated 911 equipment and Zetron Board	VIEW OF ROOM FROM DOORWAY This shows our room just before the move upstairs took place	ANOTHER VIEW OF OUR ROOM FROM THE DOOR
THE FINAL DAYS The day before the move. The back wall was already torn down, replaced with a sheet of plastic.

ONE POSITION STILL ON THE AIR Just before the cut over, this position and the new one upstairs were both on the air	REMOVING OLD CONSOLE The wrecking crew remove the last peices of the old console	RADIO MAN AL KOEPKE (RS-3) AT WORK Stripping out the last of the wire, the entire console was gone in about 2 hours
THE CREW Dispatchers Andy Duval, Jamie Seney and Phil Lee assist RS-3 cutting wires.

NEW CONSOLE A shot of our new console in our new room upstairs	RADIO CONTROL SCREEN Our new console is an Orbacom CRT touch screen. Shown here are various frequency controls	MANUAL ENTRY SCREEN One layer of the screen allows us to enter codes for any FD tone in the area. Backup tones for TN, KX and WW
TONE SCREEN There are 6 screens with columns of tones for our fire and ambulance companies.	THE NEW E-911 SYSTEM SCREEN This shows an active 911 call coming in. The number is highlighed red and the caller info (name, number, address) shows up on the left.	CAD SYATEM Our CAD screen wher we enter times of responding units and fax incident sheets to companies
CAD STREET LOOKUP If the area is unknown, we can enter a street address in the CAD and get cross streets as well as responding agencies	ONE POSITION A full view of one new position. 3 computers, 911, dispatch and CAD.	EQUIPMENT RACK A rack in our new room houses our Dictaphone recorder (phone and radio) as well as the Danielson FD box alarm system.