Redmond, WA, January 22, 2010 –  Thanks to its recent installation of Zetron’s Series 3300 VoIP Call-Taking System, the Clarksville-Montgomery County 9-1-1 Center in Clarksville, Tennessee, is now prepared for Next-Generation 9-1-1.

This means that the agency is ready for new standards that will apply to 9-1-1 centers throughout the U.S. and Canada, ensuring that the agencies will be able to receive 9-1-1 calls, regardless of the message format (voice, text, data or image) or type of device used to send it.

The center also replaced their aging radio dispatch system with Zetron’s Series 4000 Communication Control System. Greer Communications, of Clarksville, installed both systems.

"This is their third generation of Zetron consoles, and they’ve been very happy with their Zetron equipment," says Greer Communications Vice President, Jeff Perigo. "And in addition to making them Next-Gen ready, the Series 3300 allows them to keep answering 9-1-1 CAMA calls, even if a server or the network goes down. No other Next-Gen system I know of does that."

"We are very excited," says Loretta Bryant, Clarksville-Montgomery County 9-1-1 Director. "The technician overseeing Tennessee’s move to Next-Gen is very impressed. He says our Series 3300 system is very cutting edge. Some features of Next-Gen may be implemented in Tennessee in 2010," Bryant adds. "And we’re ready."

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For over 25 years, Zetron has been providing mission-critical communication solutions for customers in public safety, transportation, utilities, manufacturing, healthcare, and business. With offices in Redmond, Washington, U.S.A.; Hampshire, England; Brisbane, Australia; and numerous field locations, Zetron supports a worldwide network of authorized resellers and distributors. This gives Zetron a global reach as well as a local presence in the regions it serves. Zetron is a wholly owned subsidiary within JK Holdings, Inc. For more information, visit http://www.zetron.com.