A northern California city of 30,000 people had to disconnect its entire computer network after a cyberattack, idling the municipality’s 911 emergency line for police and fire dispatch. Officials in the city of Suisun City, located about 45 miles from San Francisco, had to find a workaround for emergency calls and did by forwarding 911 calls to a county dispatch center. The city declared a state of emergency Saturday after malicious software invaded its computer network and system shortly before 6 p.m. Friday, according to the California Post. Despite the attack, Suisun City officials say they found a work around to prevent residents from being put in immediate danger during emergencies. First responders remain active and dispatched, with city emergency operators routing calls through he Solano County dispatch center.