With questions still swirling about the emergency response to a car accident that killed a little girl last week, the City Council will hold hearings into the city’s new 911 dispatch system. Council Speaker and mayoral candidate Christine Quinn says the hearing will be held next Monday.

The new system has run into a number of glitches since launching two weeks ago.

There are also concerns that it led to delays getting help to a car accident that killed 4-year-old Ariel Russo.

She died last Tuesday after she and her grandmother were hit by a car on the Upper West Side.

It took four minutes from the time of the first 911 call after the crash until help was dispatched.

Fire Commissioner Sal Cassano blames human error, but the EMT union says the new system malfunctioned.

(Source: NY1)