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CABARRUS Physical Plannin~ Activities Reached agreement as to the part Centralina would play in Concord's annexation study. Continue preparing the County's Clone-out Report to HUD on the Community Deve- lopment Program. Public Safety Activities Met with Cabarrus County Police, Fire, and ~ergency Medical Services officials concerning the posnible implementation of 911 Central Telephone Emergency Number System. The meeting was held in conjunction withstaff members from the Division of Crime Control. Met with Bud Richards~ Cabarrus Emergency Services Director and Chairman of the Regional EMS Advisory Council, to finalize arrangements for the scheduled EMS Council meeting and to review the ntatus of EMS planning within the region. Met with Jerry Gwaltney, Concord City ~nager, Jack Moore, Police Chief, and the Concocd Fire Chief to review the status of 911 within Cabarrus County. The meeting was for informational purpones only. Attended 911 meeting called by Charles McGlnnis. Met with Bud Richards, Jerry Almond, Joe Shue about formula grant applicationn from Cabarru$ County. Delivered mannequins and monitored two CPR programs at Harrisburg Rescue. Picked up training materials for the county ambulance service. Developed an EMS memo of agreement for the Tow~ of Harrisburg. Attended Mt. Pleasant and Harrisburg liaison meetingn. Met with Concord City officials to discuss the 911 emergency mumber concept. Human Services Activities Title XX The Title XX staff has been working with Mecklenburg and Rowan DSS departments to help them project the level of demand for the various services they provide with Title XX funds. This information will be used along with the survey data to be provided by NC State for the necond year in preparing their Social Service Plan to submit to the county the first of the year. The COG staff is available to provide the data and to assint the DSS ntaff in presenting information on the needs and problems of each County. These presenta- tions can be to DSS boards, county officials or other social service planning groups to help set priorities for the coming year. The data is sufficiently broad to be useful in setting social service priorities for many of all of the social agencies in the county~ if the county so desires.