"On Jan. 1st, 2018, the surcharge for 911 calls went from $3.90 to $5.00," Justin Carlson, of the Illinois Policy Institute, said. "The reason it was implemented was to update and modernize the city's 911 system." Even with the improvements made to the systems paid for with taxpayer fees, Chicago police officers still struggle to respond to calls in a timely manner.
911 is the number most dialed in Chicago’s crime hellscape
Wally
3 years ago
The only negative of leaving IL is having to keep our 630 area code for our cell phones and paying the exorbitant IL cell phone fees. So many friends, businesses, etc. contact us via our cell phones that it would be chaos if it were changed. So even though we’re out of IL, it still finds a way to get into our bank accounts.
Cops only make out paperwork and the firemen pick up the bodies.
Cops only struggle to find a nice luxury home in Punta Gorda, Fl.
The certainly do not struggle when it comes to money, as the pensions are just Huge.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
911, pay more for zero response!
911 is the number most dialed in Chicago’s crime hellscape
The only negative of leaving IL is having to keep our 630 area code for our cell phones and paying the exorbitant IL cell phone fees. So many friends, businesses, etc. contact us via our cell phones that it would be chaos if it were changed. So even though we’re out of IL, it still finds a way to get into our bank accounts.
She’s out of my heart but still in my checkbook!
Cops only make out paperwork and the firemen pick up the bodies.
Cops only struggle to find a nice luxury home in Punta Gorda, Fl.
The certainly do not struggle when it comes to money, as the pensions are just Huge.