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Cocoa Police Unified Communications Center Operates from Rockledge EOC
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Cocoa Police Dispatch Moves to Rockledge EOC

Cocoa Police's Unified Communications Center is now operating from the Rockledge Emergency Operations Center, centralizing dispatch for law enforcement, fire and medical emergencies across Brevard County.

10/01/2026 · Cocoa edition

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The Cocoa Police Department's Unified Communications Center is now fully operational from the Emergency Operations Center in Rockledge. The centralized hub dispatches law enforcement, fire departments and medical emergencies for Brevard County, including the City of Cocoa.

Consolidating dispatch operations streamlines emergency response. Previously, separate systems could cause delays during multi-agency incidents. The unified center provides a single point of contact, ensuring all first responders access the same real-time information for faster aid to residents.

Residents needing non-emergency police assistance should dial (321) 639-7620 and select Option 5. This line keeps emergency lines open for critical situations while providing a direct channel for less urgent police matters.

The Rockledge Emergency Operations Center represents a significant public safety infrastructure investment for the region. Housing the Unified Communications Center, the facility enhances communication and coordination capabilities for routine calls and large-scale incidents, improving overall public safety response times and effectiveness throughout Brevard County.

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