Jersey will have a new combined control room for the police, ambulance and fire services from the new year.
Currently around 30 staff work from separate emergency control rooms at Rouge Bouillon and Green Street.
For 2019, they will be brought together in a new unit based at police HQ.
Home Affairs Minister Constable Len Norman says it's an important step towards delivering a modern, effective and efficient emergency response.
The team will deal with all 999 calls from later January.
Up to £150 for families to help with school essentials
Parents and carers could see up to £150 of help for each child's school essentials.
No more funding from Guernsey for Jersey company that delivers its newspapers
A Jersey company that distributes the national newspapers to Guernsey will not receive further funding to do so.
More security for Jersey renters and landlords from today
Reforms in Jersey housing come into effect today (15 April).
New plans for £110M Fort Regent revealed
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Homelessness in Jersey decreased at the end of last year
In October to December 2025, a total of 267 islanders were homeless - a decline from previous quarters in the same year.
Minister shares travel concerns with UK Home Office
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Jersey saves almost £45M through external workforce cuts
£44.8 million in public money has been saved through cuts in the employment of external consultants, agency staff and temporary workers in the island.
Bid to expand generation-spanning Jersey dairy farm
Plans have been lodged to modernise and expand a long standing, 100-year-old Jersey dairy farm.
