The City of Coral Gables has inaugurated its new, state-of-the-art public safety building, which is the new headquarters for the city’s police and fire departments.
The 200,000-square-foot public safety building is also the home of the Emergency Operations Command Center, Fire Station 1, the 911 call center and first responders dispatch center, and the city’s communications and Information technology departments…
PURPOSE OF THE JOB The purpose of this position is to respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for law enforcement, fire, and emergency services in compliance with county procedures to assure the safety of law enforcement officers, emergency services personnel, and the public…
Clark County (Indiana) is seeking applications for a 911 Dispatcher position. The successful applicant will serve as Dispatcher for the Clark County 911 Center, located in Sellersburg, and will be responsible for receiving incoming emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching information to approriate response units, and maintaining various computer records. This full time position, is currently scheduled to work 12-hour shifts, which could include holidays and working with short notice. The starting pay is $36,000…
Public safety agencies operating in partnership with the First Responder Network Authority, also known as FirstNet, now have access to new capabilities to communicate and enhance their response to emergencies.
In January, AT&T, which is building out FirstNet, the nation’s interoperable public safety broadband communications network, unveiled new technological features for the network. They include a new feature to enhance the geolocation of first responders inside buildings, high-powered wireless equipment designed to boost the range of devices in rural and remote settings, and a new push-to-talk communication solution…
[t]he House Public Safety Committee held a hearing for House Bill 484, which would allow for mental impairments and injuries incurred by first responders on active duty to be considered an “occupational disease.”
The bill would apply to first responders who suffer from PTSD as a result of serving on active duty. Hicks included that the language of the bill would also include 911 dispatchers…
