CLEVELAND (WJW) – The FOX 8 I-Team has uncovered recordings that got a Cleveland EMS dispatcher punished.
The I-Team also found out this involves the same dispatcher who was punished before.
That earlier discipline came after Patricia Sifford sent an ambulance to the wrong address. The new discipline comes after what Sifford can be heard saying while handling a 911 call.
In June, a woman called 911 after a shooting on Cleveland’s east side. She said, “Yeah, can you please send an ambulance? He’s just been shot at this bar six times…
Orange County officials have a solid track record of repurposing old buildings for county office space. The county’s primary administration office—the Gordon Building on Main Street—once was the Leggett department store. The nearby building services office was the Main Street Dollar General. The county also has adaptively reused the former library building on Belleview Avenue (for public works) and the historic clerk’s office next to the courthouse (economic development and tourism).
But for the first time since the Sedwick Building in the mid-1990s, Orange County is constructing a purpose-built facility. Make that multi-purpose…
Concerns over a new license plate camera program being instituted by city police – as well as long-simmering tensions between members of the City Council and the administration over communication issues – led to some pointed, and heated, exchanges in Council Chambers at City Hall on Monday night.
The installation of the new automated license plate reading, or ALPR, cameras – which police say will be used as part of a 60-day pilot program – was first revealed early last week through a report from WJAR…
MIDLAND, Mich. (WJRT) – One by one, mile by mile a Midland County dispatcher ran every single road in the city of Midland.
Matt Frazier used an app to track his progress running all 879 roads in the city.
“About three years ago, a friend turned me on to a site called City Strides. It helps you keep track of all the streets that you run, so that kind of gave me a point to doing the training I was doing anyway,” he said.
The feat took Frazier about three years on and off, but along the way he fueled his mission with the hope to help others…
WINCHESTER — In an effort alleviate some of the strain on Frederick County’s 911 dispatchers, the county’s Public Safety Committee on Thursday unanimously recommended that $138,079 be used to hire four new positions in the Public Safety Communications Department — three emergency communications officers and one shift supervisor.
The full-time positions would be filled for the remainder of the fiscal year.
The department currently has 10 full-time dispatchers, one part-time dispatcher and two shift supervisors, putting it at critical staffing minimums, according to Public Safety Communications Director Tamara Perez. She said the department needs 14 full-time dispatchers, one part-time dispatcher and three shift supervisors to be considered fully staffed…
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