In case of emergency, a person should call 911. In Kosciusko County in 2000, there were 13,036 emergency 911 calls, according to statistics compiled from the Kosciusko Communication Center. Tuesday, county administrator Ron Robinson provided the county commissioners with a breakdown of the statistics. "It is amazing," said commissioner Avis Gunter. Most of the calls were made from the city of Warsaw, which had 5,943 911 calls in 2000.Second was Syracuse, with 1,226, and third was North Webster, with 928.South Whitley had no 911 calls in 2000, Plymouth had only five and Akron had 32. The majority of 911 calls were made in August (1,227) and July (1,220).The fewest 911 calls were made in November (909) and February (960). In addition, 40,704 service calls were made to local police, EMS and fire departments.Of the 40,704 service calls, 32,133 were for police, 6,454 were for EMS and 2,117 were for fire departments.
DAVID SLONE, Times-Union Staff Writer- | July 28, 2016