Sullivan County Emergency Control is the centralized emergency management and public safety communications hub for Sullivan County, New York. Operating under the county government, the agency is responsible for coordinating emergency response, managing 911 call services, and supporting disaster preparedness across the region. It plays a vital role in dispatching police, fire, and EMS personnel to ensure the safety and security of local residents.

Equipped with advanced communications systems and staffed by trained public safety professionals, Sullivan County Emergency Control facilitates efficient inter-agency coordination and rapid incident response. The department works closely with local, state, and federal agencies during emergencies such as natural disasters, hazardous material spills, and public health incidents. In addition to reactive services, it emphasizes preparedness through community outreach, emergency planning, and ongoing training sessions for first responders.

Its work reflects a strong commitment to public safety, accountability, and the well-being of Sullivan County’s communities.

Key Services:

– 911 emergency call handling and dispatching
– Coordination and support of police, fire, and EMS response
– Emergency operations planning and management
– Disaster response and recovery coordination
– Inter-agency communications and logistical support
– Public safety communication infrastructure maintenance
– Community emergency preparedness education and outreach
– Support for local municipalities during large-scale emergencies