Elad Inaugurates New Emergency Operations Center
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The city of Elad has inaugurated its new municipal emergency operations and control center, over a year after its funding was approved. The opening was attended by senior Ministry of Interior officials who praised the municipality's efficiency. The center is seen as a crucial step for the city's preparedness and resident safety, with aspirations for Elad to become the first Haredi 'Resilient City'.
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- Elad opened its new municipal emergency operations and control center over a year after funding approval.
- Ministry of Interior Director General Israel Ozen praised the city's rapid execution of the project.
- The new center is considered a significant step for Elad's preparedness and resident safety.
- Officials hope Elad will become the first Haredi city designated as 'Resilient City'.
- Mayor Rabbi Yehuda Botbol thanked officials and city teams for their work on the project.
The city of Elad officially opened its new municipal emergency operations and control center this week, just over a year after the project's funding was approved. The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior officials from the Ministry of Interior, including Director General Israel Ozen and Hezi Raz, Director of the Ministry's Emergency Management Administration. Also present were Mayor Rabbi Yehuda Botbol, Deputy Mayor and Head of Security Yiniv Badlov, Municipal Manager Amnon Maximov, and professional teams. The officials participated in a mezuzah hanging and ribbon-cutting ceremony, unveiled a new sign, and toured the facility's various sections, including the municipal hotline and the advanced control center.
Director General Ozen praised the municipality's swift execution, noting that the center is operational within a year of budget approval. He highlighted this efficiency as exceptional among local authorities and attributed it to a dedicated professional team. Ozen also mentioned that following Elad's designation as a stable city, the ministry aims for it to become the first Haredi city to be recognized as a 'Resilient City'.
Mayor Botbol stated that the new center is a significant step for the city's preparedness and resident safety. He thanked Director General Ozen and Hezi Raz for their support and guidance, as well as the city's dedicated teams for bringing the project to fruition in record time.
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