Next Generation 911: Why your agency’s success and community’s safety depends on having updated technology
NG911 technology breaks down borders and removes the roadblocks that hinder responders from doing their job – saving lives
NG911 technology breaks down borders and removes the roadblocks that hinder responders from doing their job – saving lives
The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office Communications Center is being forced to make response changes because of critical staffing levels.
The 911 Center is approved for 25 emergency communications officers and call takers, but there are currently only 10 ECOs and one call taker.
WAYNESBURG, Pa. (KDKA) — Three more people are facing charges in connection with a federal lawsuit in Greene County that accuses a 911 dispatcher of failing to send help for a dying woman.
Greg Leathers, Richard Policz and Richard Jeffrey Rhodes are charged with tampering with public records, tampering with or fabricating evidence and obstruction.
Not long after the start of a recruiting event Thursday for the local emergency dispatch center, the three participants listened to harrowing audio from a decade-old 911 call.
A woman provides an address and then screams, “No, no! Please, no.”
A man takes the phone and tells the 911 operator, “I just shot everybody.”
The overtaxed 911 dispatch center got a boost when the Santa Fe County Commission approved an amendment to its collective bargaining agreement with workers that restructures lower-level positions, raises salaries and removes restrictions on schedules.