Local brief
Calling 911 in Chattahoochee Hills? Ask for Fulton
The city's October 30 newsletter tells callers to state their address and city. Its diagram shows calls may first reach Fulton, Coweta or Douglas 911.
For an emergency in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, the city's caller guide gives a specific instruction: state the address and city, then ask to be connected to Fulton 911.[1]
The Oct. 30 Week in Review uses a sample address to model the request: “I have an emergency at 123 Anywhere Street in Chattahoochee Hills ... Please connect me to FULTON 911.”[1]
The accompanying diagram illustrates the route: a call may initially reach Fulton, Coweta or Douglas 911, then pass through Fulton 911 before responders go to the scene. The graphic provides caller guidance—not evidence of a new routing system or a documented delay.[1]
Sources
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