Law enforcement and public safety officials have been recognizing Telecommunicators, or 911 dispatchers, during this National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
Continue readingThis week is National Telecommunicators Week! This week is set aside to recognize the 911 dispatchers for their hard work in assisting the public with any type of call that may require law enforcement, EMS or the fire department.
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This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! It is a time to recognize the unsung heroes of public safety who work at Dispatch Centers and answer your call in a time of emergency or other public safety need.
Continue readingThis week is National Telecommunicators Week! This week is set aside to recognize the 911 dispatchers for their hard work in assisting the public with any type of call that may require law enforcement, EMS or the fire department.
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Dispatchers around the area are being recognized this week for their hard work in providing immediate assistance to those who call police for help.
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This week is National Telecommunicators Week.
When you call 911, the dispatcher is the first person you speak to in an emergency. The dispatcher helps communicate emergency services to police officers, ambulance services and fire departments.
In one second, a dispatcher may be relaying license and registration information to an officer and the next second that dispatcher may be signaling fire, EMS and police to the scene of an accident or coordinating communication for a high speed pursuit.
