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The Warren County Emergency Services (911) Center provides dispatching and communications for all Law Enforcement, Fire, and Ambulance services in Warren County. The Center is also the primary terminal point for 911 calls originating from telephones installed in Warren County. Activated in February, 1996, and operating from an underground facility near Warrenton, MO, the 911 Center is hardened against tornadoes, and an internal electrical generator allows the computer and radio laden facility to continue operations even during times of localized or widespread power outages. In the event of any sort of widespread disaster affecting Warren County, the Center serves as a command post for Emergency Services to direct recovery operations.

Staffed 24 hours a day by professional communications officers from a variety of backgrounds, the Center is an essential link in all the public safety functions in Warren County. Operating from 4 communications consoles, the Communications Officers are in continuous radio contact with the five law enforcement agencies, two ambulance districts, three fire districts, and the Emergency Management Agency in Warren County. They also monitor radio frequencies which allow them to communicate with State Highway Patrol cars in Warren County, Highway Patrol Troop C Headquarters, and police and fire/ambulance agencies from cities and counties surrounding Warren County. In addition to computer controlled radio communications, each console has an active 9-1-1 position, and a terminal connecting the operator with the computer systems of the State Highway Patrol, Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle and Driver's License Bureaus, and the U.S. Department of Justice (NCIC).The 911 Center is governed by an elected board of directors.  These 7 board members come from different backgrounds that allow them to manage many situations.  Our board meetings are scheduled for the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7 p.m.

Agencies We Serve

Law Enforcement

Truesdale Police Dept.

Marthasville Police Dept.

Warrenton Police Dept.

Wright City Police Dept.

Warren County Sheriff's Dept.


Fire Departments
Marthasville Volunteer Fire Dept.

Warrenton Fire Protection District

Wright City Fire Protection District


Ambulance Districts

Marthasville Community Ambulance

Warren County Ambulance


Agencies We Work With

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Arch Air Ambulance

Air Evac

State Emergency Management

Federal Emergency Management

Homeland Security
Warren County Health Department

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