Breaking News: Northville Police Having Phone Troubles
POSTED: Saturday, July 19, 2008
UPDATED: 9:12 am EDT July 19,
2008
NORTHVILLE, Mich. -- The Northville Police department is having problems with its phone service.Police told Local 4 non-emergency calls are being handled by Plymouth police.All 911 calls are being answered by Livonia police.Police said the problem started around 7 a.m.There is no word on when the system will be restored.Stay with Local 4 for updates.
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