Pelham Police and Fire Department
I could not ask for a better group of dispatchers, employees, friends and family as we consider ourselves, to work with
I could not ask for a better group of dispatchers, employees, friends and family as we consider ourselves, to work with
In the last few years we have pulled together and worked impossible hours when we have been even more shorthanded than we are now,
HCFA is a strong and stable 911 dispatch communications center that provides services to fire/EMS agencies in parts of San Diego County.
“The Best of the Best,” every employee here goes above and beyond the call of duty every day.
Our telecommunicators are both call takers and dispatchers simultaneously; they work long hours and often stay past their regularly scheduled 12 hour shifts.
Throughout the past year, Denver 911 faced extraordinary challenges and circumstances with compassion, kindness and grace.
Whenever some kind of tragedy occurs in our county, our dispatch center tends to work together in the chaos that comes with it.
Northern911 offers Voice over Internet Protocol (V911) emergency call taking to carriers across North America.
On November 28, 2016 I became the person on the other end of a 911 call.
We have an amazing staff of dedicated 911 professionals who consistently go above and beyond.
Roanoke is the “Star City” of Virginia and its E-911 center happens to be full of stars.
We work in a small tight knit community serving folks we know on a first name bases. From August 2017 to March 2018 we suffered great loss.
Personally I wish that we could buy lunch for ALL the communication centers around the country as we are each distinct and special in our own way
We loved pitching in at APCO 2018 and working together to make such a successful event.
Our staff continues to shine and support each other, the community and other agencies; standing up to any challenge presented to us.
I have been with the Staunton City Police Department a little over a year and have seen what our telecommunications center does on a daily basis.
The City of Atlanta E911 Communications Center is deserving of lunch because we ARE the true Super Bowl CHAMPIONS!
We are a fairly newly consolidated center, and our dispatchers have suffered a ton of changes over the last few years.
As the liaison for the Tallahassee Fire Department to the CDA, I wanted to take a moment to tell you about our “First” First Responders.
I have seen this team deal with an impending hurricane, a school shooting and responding to the call for help from a neighbor county after Hurricane Michael.
This past year, the Shawnee telecommunicators faced continuous change, a nation-wide staffing shortage, as well as, the evolution of the 9-1-1 industry.
In addition to being the most fun, comedic, and entertaining group you will ever meet, we also have a chief-approved, live-in unicorn.
It sounds cliche but we truly are a family that will do anything for each other.
In 2018, the whole center stepped up and took massive amounts of training, in addition to their daily dispatching duties.
I wanted to share a story that shows the team’s dedication to our jobs as well as a proven testament to what we are capable of.
While our dispatch family knows how to have fun no matter what we are doing, our jobs are serious and we get the job done when called upon.
In the short time since our Consolidated Dispatch Center went live in October 2018, our Telecommunicators have done a spectacular job.
“I am surrounded by 1000 people, Miami!” yelled the frantic Trooper during a recent demonstration in our city.