Welcome to Ray County 911 Dispatch
The Ray County E-911 Board serves as a dispatch for 17 agencies. The first 911 call was September 1997.
In April 2018, voters passed a 1% sales tax to be used for the funding of 911.
It is the recommendation of the Facility Needs Assessment to replace the existing Ray County 911 facility as soon as possible. The facility is past its useful life as a dispatch facility.
Now Accepting Proposals: Managed IT Support and Infrastructure Services
Ray County 911 is seeking a qualified managed service provider to handle IT support, network administration, cybersecurity, CJIS compliance, and backup and disaster recovery for our 24/7 dispatch center. Questions are due by 5:00 p.m. CST on November 2nd, 2026. Sealed proposals are due by 10:00 a.m. CST on November 6th, 2026.
Now Accepting Proposals: Human Resources Consulting and Support Services
Ray County 911 is seeking an HR consulting firm or professional to support policy and handbook updates, recruitment, compensation and FLSA review, payroll oversight, and employee relations. Questions are due by 5:00 p.m. CST on November 2nd, 2026. Sealed proposals are due by 10:00 a.m. CST on November 6th, 2026.
When should I call 911?
- To report a crime in progress.
- To report a fire.
- To save a life.
- Anytime an emergency response is required by law enforcement, fire or emergency personnel.
You should call 911 anytime you believe there is an actual emergency If you are unsure, call 911 and the dispatcher will make the final determination.
Contacts for public safety answering points around the KC Metropolitan area.
Find out about a career as a telecommunicator in Ray County 911 dispatch center.
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