Anderson County
Emergency Communications District
About Us
The Anderson County Emergency Communications District (ACECD) is responsible for providing and supporting 911 emergency communications services throughout Anderson County, Tennessee, outside the cities of Clinton and Oak Ridge.
Through the Anderson County Emergency Communications Center, highly trained Public Safety Telecommunicators answer emergency and non-emergency calls, coordinate the dispatch of law enforcement, fire, rescue, and emergency medical services, and serve as the vital link between the public and first responders.
Our mission is to ensure that every request for assistance is met with professional, reliable, and compassionate service—24 hours a day, 365 days a year—while continually investing in the technology, training, and partnerships that keep our community safe.
911 Address Requests
Proper addresses for homes, businesses and other structures are critical for emergency service providers. In order to properly locate where a 911 call originates, we must be able to identify the structure with its proper address. 911 addresses are required for existing and future property developments, including residential and commercial.
Public Records Request
Requests for audio recordings or transcripts from 911 calls must be made through the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
For questions about 911 records requests, please call (865) 457-2414 Ext. 9 or email ddowling@andersoncountytn.gov.
Join Our Team
Are you interested in a challenging, yet rewarding career as a Public Safety Telecommunicator?
The Anderson Emergency Communications Center is currently staffed by employees of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office. You can visit their website via the link below to find out more about applying.