The new center was the result of a county consolidation of emergency communications intended to improve quality of 911 service, efficiency and professionalism. The new center is located within a campus of County facilities and provides for significant facility expansion in one of the regions fastest growing areas. The facility incorporates significant security, hardened and infrastructure redundancy/diversity measures.

Services included providing York County, Pennsylvania, with a full range of public safety communications consulting services to support the County's comprehensive upgrade of its emergency communications capabilities.   Kimball has conducted a complete facilities assessment of the County's primary and back-up 9-1-1 Center as well as an organizational assessment of the 9-1-1 Center with specific recommendations regarding a reorganization of the Center's staff and management. Kimball has also conducted a risk assessment of the County's 9-1-1 network recommending a series of improvements aimed at making the network less vulnerable.

Kimball is currently involved in assisting the County with the identification of a site for a new communications center, the selection and implementation of a Computer Aided Dispatch system, and a new radio communications system including land mobile and microwave networks. This includes reviewing data requirements and collection, network design, testing, and system acceptance

Square Footage ECC: 37,000 sf
Square Footage EMA Garage: 17,000 sf