Sarpy County Renovates 911 Center for $4.6 Million Investment
Sarpy County is on track with a $4.6 million renovation of its 911 center, moving dispatch operations from the administration building's basement to a former Pinnacle Bank building. The project will introduce new technology and upgrade dispatcher facilities, with an…
Omaha, NE, October 9, 2026 — Sarpy County is progressing with a significant renovation project for its 911 center, an undertaking budgeted at $4.6 million. The initiative aims to relocate dispatch operations from their current location in the administration building’s basement to a repurposed former Pinnacle Bank building.
This strategic move is designed to modernize the county’s emergency response infrastructure. The renovation will facilitate the introduction of new technologies crucial for efficient dispatching and will also upgrade the facilities available to the dispatchers. These improvements are expected to enhance the operational capabilities and working environment for the 911 center staff.
The current 911 dispatch operations are situated in the basement of the administration building. The relocation to the former Pinnacle Bank building signifies a substantial upgrade in terms of space, security, and technological integration.
Officials anticipate that the transition to the new, upgraded 911 center will be completed by early 2027. The project’s funding reflects a commitment to maintaining and enhancing emergency communication services for the residents of Sarpy County.
Further details regarding the specific new technologies to be implemented or the scope of dispatcher facility upgrades were not immediately available. The project remains on track according to the county’s plans.
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