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   ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Emergency   
   Communication Networks division (DPS-ECN) is in contact with the state's   
   contracted 911 service provider, CenturyLink, to determine the cause   
   behind a multi-state 911 outage on Sept. 28.   
      
   According to CenturyLink's preliminary review, 135 calls to 24 Minnesota   
   public safety answering points (PSAPs) failed to be routed during the   
   48-minute disruption. In its own preliminary review, DPS-ECN believes   
   the outage was longer and that a number of 911 calls that failed to be   
   routed were not included in the list.   
      
   https://www.austindailyherald.com/2020/10/investigation-into-mul   
   i-state-911-outage/   
      
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