The Salt Lake City Police Department is pleased to announce that 911 calls from AT&T cell phone users in Salt Lake City are now routing properly into dispatch.
It was discovered on Thursday afternoon that calls into 911 from some AT&T cell phone users in Salt Lake City were improperly routed to Seattle Police Department.
AT&T responded to the situation and was able to restore service late Thursday night. Spokeswoman Brooke Burgess said the company continues to work to determine the origination of the problem.
Contact information for spokeswoman Brooke Burgess:(916) 717-3919.
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