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Police are pushing ahead with plans to purchase a system that would let the public text them in an emergency instead of calling 111.
Police will soon release a request for proposals from possible suppliers of the system, which could also send mass texts in an emergency and help locate people by tracking their cellphone signal.
- © Fairfax NZ News
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