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PSAP Name NENA ID FCC ID 3Rd Medical Group 020200001 1 PSAP INFORMATION PSAP Name NENA ID FCC ID 3rd Medical Group 020200001 1 Anchorage Police Department 020200005 0 Alaska State Troopers- Ketchikan 022010005 5 Elmendorf and Fort Richardson Dispatch 020200009 0 Alaska State Troopers-Kodiak 022310003 104 Angoon Public Safety 022310002 12 Aniak Volunteer Fire Department 020500003 13 Bethel Police Department 020500001 19 BRISTOL BAY BOROUGH 020600001 20 City of Dillingham 020700001 0 Cordova Police-Fire Department 022610006 31 Craig Police Department 022010002 33 Eielson Air Force Base 020900012 38 Haines Police Department 021000001 47 Hoonah Police Department 022310006 50 Juneau Police Department 021100001 55 Ketchikan Police Department 021300001 61 King Cove Police Department 020130001 62 Kodiak Police Department 021500002 65 Kotzebue Fire Department 021880002 66 Kotzebue Police Department 021880001 67 Kuskokwin Valley Rescue Squad 022900004 68 Matanuska-Susitna Regional Communications 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Eclectic Police Department 010510005 0 Elmore County Sheriffs Office 010510003 176 Escambia County Sheriffs Department 010530003 178 Eufaula Police Department 010050002 180 Lawrence County E9-1-1 010790001 221 Limestone County 9-1-1 010830003 225 Millbrook Police Department 010510004 237 Mobile County Communications District 010970001 238 Montgomery Police Department 011010002 244 Opelika Police Department 010810002 251 Phenix City Police Department 011130001 255 Russell County Sheriffs Office 011130002 263 Tallapoosa County Sheriffs Office 011230002 272 Tallassee Police Department 010510002 273 Tarrant City Police and Fire Department 010730003 274 Troy Police Department 011090001 275 Wetumpka Police Department 010510001 284 Randolph County E9-1-1 011110001 261 Arkansas County 9-1-1 050010001 386 Batesville Central Dispatch 050630001 292 Cabot Police Department 050850002 298 City of North Little Rock 9-1-1 051190006 302 England Police Department 050850004 0 Fayetteville E9-1-1 051430002 319 Franklin County Sheriffs Department 050470001 321 Ft Smith Police Department 051310001 322 Hot Spring County 9-1-1 050590001 330 Howard County Sheriffs Office 050610001 332 Little River County Sheriffs Department 050810001 341 Little Rock Police Department 051190005 342 Lonoke County Sheriffs Department 050850003 344 Lonoke Police Department 050850001 345 Maumelle Department of Public Safety 051190003 349 MECA-Metro Emergency Communications Association 050690001 352 Monticello Police Department 050430001 357 Ouachita County 9-1-1 051030001 362 Pulaski County Sheriffs Office 051190001 371 Saline County Central 051250001 374 Sevier County Sheriffs Office 051330001 378 Sherwood Police Department 051190002 381 Springdale Police Department 051430001 383 Calhoun County Sheriffs Office 050130001 299 Cleveland County Sheriffs Office 050250001 306 Fulton County Sheriffs Department 050490001 323 Izard County Sheriffs Department 050650001 333 Lincoln County Sheriffs Department 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