911 now working in Collier County

The 911 line in Collier County is up and running after sporadic power outages.

According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, power outages had affected the line on Friday. Callers were transferred and told not to hang up.

The system is now operating normally.

Click here for more information on the Emergency Communications Center of Collier County.

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