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The difference between the two companies is that MPS is owned by the five volunteer fire departments. ECI is owned by three of the hospitals in Erie. If you are a MPS member you can dial 911 anywhere in Erie County and have your bill covered by your membership – with ECI you have to remember a seven digit number. The problem with seven digit numbers is if you are really sick or hurt to the point that you are unable to speak and you dial ECI’s seven digit number it will not show on a computer screen who you are and where you are calling from, therefore they cannot send you help. This is why Erie County got away from seven digit emergency numbers and put the enhanced 911 system in place. If you dial 911 and pass out or can’t speak for yourself, the address and phone number you called from will show up on a computer screen and the dispatcher can send help. With ECI if you are in Millcreek you have to dial a seven digit number, but if you are in Erie you can dial 911. It becomes very ...
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What is the difference between MPS and ECI, and if I’m a Millcreek resident why should I join MPS over ECI?
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