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Dispatch restores 911, non emergency calls for service

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Update 7:50 a.m. Friday, July 24: According to the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office, “Lassen County dispatch center is up and running! We are handling both 911 and non emergency calls for service. Thank you for your patience and understanding in these trying times.”

According to the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office, 911 Lines are down due to a system wide power outage Thursday, July 23. No time estimate as to when it will be restored.

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