ETS Board
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The Emergency Telephone System Board of DuPage ["DuPage ETSB"] is an emergency telephone system board established pursuant to Section 15.4 of the Local Government Emergency Telephone System Act, 50 ILCS 750/15.4 According to County Ordinance OEX-003B-89, DuPage ETSB consists of the following twelve (12) voting members: Three representatives from The DuPage County Board one of whom is the Chairman, two DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference representatives, one DuPage County Fire Chief's Association, one DuPage Chief of Police Association, one DuPage County Sheriff’s Office, one DuPage Public Safety Communications [DU-COMM], one Addison Consolidated Dispatch Center (ACDC), one Emergency Services representative, and a DuPage County Citizen.
ETS Board Members| Name | Position |
|---|
| Mr. Sean Noonan, Chairman | DuPage County Board Representative, District 2 |
| Mr. Mark Franz, Vice-Chairman | DuPage Mayors & Managers Conference Representative, Village of Glen Ellyn |
| Mr. David Andalcio | Public Representative |
| Commander Daniel Bilodeau | DuPage County Sheriff's Office Representative |
| Deputy Chief James Connolly | DuPage County Fire Chiefs Association Representative, Westmont Fire Department |
| Mr. Grant Eckhoff | DuPage County Board Representative, District 4 |
| Chief James Kruger, Jr. | DuPage Chiefs of Police Association Representative, Village of Oak Brook |
| Mr. Joseph Maranowicz | DuPage Mayors & Managers Conference Representative, Village of Addison |
| Ms. Julie Renehan | DuPage County Board Representative, District 3 |
| Mr. Brian Tegtmeyer, ENP | DuPage Public Safety Communication (DU-COMM) Representative |
| Ms. Delores Temes | Addison Consolidated Dispatch Center (ACDC) Representative |
| Mr. Michael G. Tillman, RPL | Emergency Services Representative |
DuPage ESTB has oversight of the Enhanced 9-1-1 systems for citizens of the County of DuPage and portions of Cook, Kane and Will counties, excluding Aurora and Naperville. This system consists of three (3) Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) staffed by 156 dispatchers throughout DuPage County.
Enhanced 9-1-1 systems are a critical and valued state-of-the-art tool for the expeditious response of public safety to citizen requests for emergency service. DuPage ETSB has a head count of 7 full time employees. It should be noted that DuPage ESTB is wholly funded by 9-1-1 surcharge money collected from wireless and wireline telephones.
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