FANNIN COUNTY E-911 IS THE PRIMARY PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINT FOR FANNIN COUNTY
“EMnet” provides Fannin County E-911 with advanced warning of any emergency situation that concerns our service area. Fannin County E-911 seeks to provide the most effective and professional Emergency Communication possible and to provide rapid and convenient access to public safety for the citizens of Fannin County and those visiting.
Fannin County Enhanced 911 has been in operation since 1994 and continues to be upgraded. There are two communications officers on duty at all times with a third communications officer on duty part-time to handle emergency calls and to assist the public through their computer aided dispatch.
Fannin County E-911 was one of the first centers to utilize “Phase 1” cellular phone service in 2002. This traps the number of any cell phone caller allowing us to call back for additional information if necessary. In 2004, “Phase 2” went on line allowing Fannin E-911 to locate the site of any cell phone call with GPS coordinates.
911 IS DISPATCHED FOR:
Fannin County Sheriff’s Office
Fannin County Fire and Rescue
Fannin County EMS – 4 manned stations
16 VOLUNTEER FIRE STATIONS
Blue Ridge Police Department
McCaysville Police Department
Fannin County Animal Control
We also support: GSP, DNR, GBI and USFS
EMERGENCY: 911
NON EMERGENCY: 706-632-6022
911 ADDRESSING: 706-632-8984
OPEN RECORD REQUEST SHOULD BE SENT TO:
OPENRECORDS@FANNINSHERIFFGA.US
Capt. Jill Huffman
Capt. Jill Huffman started her career in law enforcement in 2003 as a detention officer with the Fannin County Sheriff’s Office. She attended jail school in 2004 and was later promoted to Sergeant. In 2008, Jill attended the Police Academy and became a Certified Officer. She worked on the road for eight months and returned to the detention center as a Sergeant. In 2015, Jill was promoted to Lieutenant in the detention center and January 2019 brought new changes with Jill being promoted to Capt. Jill Huffman.
2021 brought more change with Capt. Huffman becoming the 911 Director.
HB631 LOGAN'S LAW
Logan's Law Database
Beginning July 1, 2023, Fannin County E-911, along with the Georgia Emergency Communications Authority (GECA), announces the launch of the Logan’s Law Database. This database will help 911 operators to alert first responders that there are individuals in the home who may have special needs and/or medical issues.
If you would like to register your family members to ensure the correct response in case of an emergency, fill out the Special Concerns Response Sheet. After completing the form, you may return it to us via email to: dispatch@fanninsheriffga.us, or via mail to:
Fannin County E-911, 20 Station Ridge, Blue Ridge, GA 30513
Forms may be printed off our website or picked up at 20 Station Ridge, Blue Ridge, GA 30513
Please direct all questions to Captain Jill Huffman or Cory Eaton at Fannin County E-911