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The likely reason thousands in the Tri-State lost their cell service Thursday - Vimarsana News

The likely reason thousands in the Tri-State lost their cell service Thursday

We are now getting a better idea of what may have caused thousands, if not millions, of people to lose their cell phone service Thursday.

Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis team to expand next year - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis team to expand next year

Right now, it's made up of two people — a behavioral health specialist and a paramedic — who work 40 hours a week, responding to low risk crisis situations.

Source: wcpo.com
The Plush Family Is Answering the Call - Cincinnati Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Plush Family Is Answering the Call - Cincinnati Magazine

In 2018, following a series of mistakes by Cincinnati’s 911 system and police, 16-year-old Kyle Plush died. His parents, Jill and Ron Plush, now consult with emergency call centers to make sure that tragedy never happens again.

Here's how Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis Program is going - Vimarsana News

Here's how Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis Program is going

A pilot program that sends a non-police team to some emergency calls is entering its final stage. But officials say there’s enough need to make it permanent.

Source: wvxu.org
Cincinnati expands public alert system to include emergency notifications - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati expands public alert system to include emergency notifications

The City of Cincinnati expands public alert system to include emergency notifications on active threats. The new feature notifies CincyAlert users of possible and confirmed dangers in the city.

Source: wcpo.com