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By Stephen Dakeinc, Rappahannock News Staff Writer

Rappahannock County will soon have new high frequency digital radios for emergency personnel which will greatly increase the ability to respond and communicate during 911 situations.

The new radios were funded by a $312,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and will be part of the new high frequency, 800 megahertz communications system, according to James B. MB" Carter, Amissville Fire and Rescue

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