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Communications Dispatch and 9-1-1
The Broward Sheriff's Office at Pompano Beach:

The Communications Center, located at the Fort Lauderdale Police Headquarters (also where FLPD Communications is located) is responsible for dispatching all fire & EMS units within the department.
The Broward Sheriff's Office provides 9-1-1 intake, teletype and dispatch services for all unincorporated areas of Broward County, 23 law enforcement municipalities, 20 fire rescue municipalities and numerous special patrol areas including the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Port Everglades, BSO Department of Detention, Court Services and other areas.

The division functions 24 hours a day, 7days a week, 365 days a year and comprises 38 supervisors and nearly 400 specially trained public safety telecommunicators who process nearly 1 million emergency and 1.5 million non-emergency calls per year. In 2010, approximately 65.5% of all 9-1-1 calls placed in Broward County were answered by BSO operators at one of our 3 communications centers located at The Ron Cochran Public Safety Complex, The Fort Lauderdale Police Department and the Pompano Beach District XI Station.
Regional Communications E911 operators provide Emergency Medical Dispatch (EMD) services as a first responder for all medical calls for service.

BSO FIRE RESCUE EMS
BSO Fire Rescue Emergency Medical Services (EMS) affords the residents of Broward County paramedic emergency care and treatment and transport to local hospitals. Eleven EMS units operate in Broward County and approximately 70% of BSO's firefighters are certified paramedics.

Each EMS unit is equipped with emergency pharmacological supplies, emergency airway equipment, intravenous fluids, electrocardiograms/defibrillators, pacemakers, suction and splinting equipment, oxygen and other supplies. EMS units respond to approximately 35,000 medical alarm calls each year, most frequently for cardiac arrest, respiratory problems, slip-and-fall accidents and injuries resulting from motor vehicle crashes.

The EMS Unit operates under the direction of a full-time medical director who is board-certified and residency-trained in emergency medicine and a chief of Emergency Medical Services.
The department operates five battalions in 22 different locations throughout the county and includes 17 engines, 7 aerials, 1 Industrial fire truck, 3 aircraft fire-rescue crash trucks, 1 helicopter, 23 ALS transport units and a cross-staffed brush truck, chemical fire suppression truck and foam tanker.

911 Service:
The Communications Division also provides dispatch services for the Broward Sheriff's Office Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency Services, as well as for several municipal fire departments. Davie Fire-Rescue, Oakland Park Fire-Rescue, Lighthouse Point Fire-Rescue, Lauderhill Fire-Rescue, North Lauderdale Fire-Rescue, Southwest Ranches Fire-Rescue, Tamarac Fire-Rescue, and Hallandale Beach Fire-Rescue are all dispatched by BSO Communications and operate on dispatch 2F North, 4F South, or 5F West respectively.

Other cities, not dispatched by BSO Communications Division:
The cities of Pembroke Pines, Sunrise, Plantation, Hollywood and Indian Reservation, Coral Springs, Margate and Coconut Creek are dispatch from their local 911 Dispatch centers.
For the map, click the link below:
http://www.sheriff.org/images/districts/all.jpg