By Gloria Casas | The Courier-News
Despite concerns from union leaders and dispatchers, the Carpentersville Village Board took another step toward leaving QuadCom, the 911 emergency dispatch center it helped co-found, for Southeast Emergency Communication.
Trustees this week unanimously — and without discussion — approved an agreement with SEECOM, based in Crystal Lake, to provide 911 emergency dispatch services for the village starting in May 2027.
Earlier this year, the board authorized a formal withdrawal from QuadCom, giving the agency the 12-month notice required under its contract with the agency.
Carpentersville was one of the founding members of QuadCom, which provides dispatch services not only for the city’s police and fire departments but for Barrington Hills police, East Dundee police and fire district, Rutland-Dundee Fire Protection District, Sleepy Hollow police, South Barrington police, and West Dundee police and fire.
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