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MCSO – NJ

Our center has dealt with tragedies such as the  911 terrorist attacks to Super Storm Sandy and beyond.

St. Joseph County 911

Our comm center has been through the struggle for the past four years as we consolidated down into one center.

Lewiston Auburn 911

APCO should buy my team at Lewiston Auburn 911 lunch because they are one of the busiest PSAP’s in the State of Maine and they are Rock Stars!

Fort Collins 911

While we know that all dispatch centers are great, we think our team is amazing and they demonstrate professionalism, dedication, and compassion every day.

Sheridan County 911

While I could bore everyone with the stats on my center and all the work we do, it’s really preaching to the choir.

Calhoun County 9-1-1

Just like every other agency out there…we all work long, hard hours. We miss holidays and special events with our families.

Lake County 911 Communications

In the last few years we have pulled together and worked impossible hours when we have been even more shorthanded than we are now,

Heartland Communications

HCFA is a strong and stable 911 dispatch communications center that provides services to fire/EMS agencies in parts of San Diego County.

Paulding E-911

“The Best of the Best,” every employee here goes above and beyond the call of duty every day.

Chippewa County Central Dispatch

Our telecommunicators are both call takers and dispatchers simultaneously; they work long hours and often stay past their regularly scheduled 12 hour shifts.

Denver 911

Throughout the past year, Denver 911 faced extraordinary challenges and circumstances with compassion, kindness and grace.

Knox County 911- Ohio

Whenever some kind of tragedy occurs in our county, our dispatch center tends to work together in the chaos that comes with it.

Northern911

Northern911 offers Voice over Internet Protocol (V911) emergency call taking to carriers across North America.

ATL C4

On November 28, 2016 I became the person on the other end of a 911 call.

Henry Co. 911

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.