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    Chicago's 911 mental health response teams see rising use▼Mayor Brandon Johnson’s 911 mental health response teams see uptick, CPD help✉newsHealthMental Health1 d ago

    Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's alternative 911 mental health response teams are seeing increased calls and greater support from the Chicago Police Department. The program sends trained responders to certain mental health emergencies instead of police officers alone. The reported uptick suggests growing public awareness of the service as the city continues shifting how it handles crisis calls.

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    Preble County 911 calls rerouted to Darke County after internet outage▼Preble County 911 services routed to Darke County after internet outage✉newsTechnologyInternet2 d ago

    Preble County, Ohio, is routing its 911 emergency calls to neighboring Darke County after an internet outage disrupted local dispatch services. Officials say callers will still reach help, but the disruption has raised concern about reliance on internet-based emergency systems in rural counties.

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    Crash detection sending more automatic 911 alerts in Maine▼Crash detection technology is sending more automatic 911 alerts to Maine police departments✉newsTechnology1 d ago

    Police departments across Maine are reporting an increase in automatic 911 alerts triggered by crash detection technology built into smartphones and vehicles. The feature, standard on devices like the iPhone, contacts emergency services when it senses a severe collision. The rise in automated calls is prompting departments to adjust how they respond to these alerts.

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    Preble County, Ohio has restored its 911 emergency dispatch services after an outage left residents without access to emergency calling. The Dayton Daily News reported the restoration, and local officials are expected to confirm when normal operations fully resumed. Residents who experienced difficulty reaching emergency services during the disruption are being advised to call again if they need help.

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    AT&T Urges iPhone 18 Pro Max Users to Update iOS Over 911 Concerns●米AT&T、iPhone 18 Pro Maxユーザーに「911緊急通報に支障の恐れ」としてiOS 27.0.1への即時更新を要請——ユーザーからは接続障害の継続報告 – BigGo ファイナンス https://www. yayafa.cMmastodonScience31 d ago

    AT&T is calling on iPhone 18 Pro Max owners in the United States to immediately install iOS 27.0.1, warning of potential disruptions to 911 emergency calls. Some users continue to report connectivity problems even after updating, and discussion involves Apple and Qualcomm hardware, with Face ID and connection failures among the issues raised online.

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    Ransomware Attack Disrupts City of Vicksburg Systems▼City of Vicksburg Ransomware Attack Disrupts Municipal Systems The City of Vicksburg, Mississippi, disclosed a ransomwarMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity12 d ago

    The City of Vicksburg, Mississippi, disclosed a ransomware attack that forced a temporary shutdown of its municipal computer systems on October 1, 2026. City officials confirmed that critical services, including 911 dispatch, police, and fire departments, remained operational while other services were disrupted. The incident adds to a growing string of ransomware attacks targeting US local governments, prompting calls for stronger municipal cybersecurity defenses.

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    AT&T warns of bug that could block iPhone emergency calls▼AT&T warns iPhone 18 Pro Max users to update immediately as bug could stop 911 calls✉newsTechnologyMobile2 d ago

    AT&T is urging iPhone 18 Pro Max owners to install a software update immediately, warning that a bug on the device could prevent calls to 911 emergency services from going through. The alert, reported by The Apple Post, makes the potential failure of emergency calling the central safety concern for affected users.

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    Toledo man detained by immigration agents after calling 911 for medical help▼Toledo man taken into federal immigration custody after 911 call for medical help✉newsWorldImmigration2 d ago

    A man in Toledo, Ohio was taken into federal immigration custody after he called 911 seeking medical assistance. The case has drawn attention because it raises questions about whether emergency calls can expose immigrants to deportation, prompting concern from local residents and advocates over the chilling effect such incidents could have on people seeking urgent help.

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    AT&T has warned that outages affecting the iPhone 18 Pro Max could prevent users from placing emergency 911 calls. The advisory raises safety concerns, since blocked access to emergency services during a network failure could put customers at risk. Further details on the cause or scope of the potential outages were not provided.