Mountain Valley Emergency Communications Center Honors Its Team Members (NJ)

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ – The Mountain Valley Emergency Communications Center (MVECC), as it does annually, presented several awards to its team members during ‘National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week’, which occurs during the second week of April each year and honors and celebrates the work of the nation’s emergency communications professionals.

The MVECC is the regional public safety answering point serving the communities of Summit, New Providence and Millburn… READ MORE

NPD recognizes dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (AZ)

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — In honor of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week April 11-17, the Navajo Police Department districts celebrated and recognized their Public Safety Telecommunications Operators (PSTO) and critical support staff who answer, process, and dispatch critical calls of service for the Navajo Division of Public Safety.

On average, the seven police communication centers receive about 332,060 calls for service. The department has 56 authorized PSTO positions with each PSTO personally taking on an average of 5,930 calls over the course of a year. Each communication center has eight funded positions with at least two PTSO on duty at a given time… READ MORE

Aiken County EMS employees receive state recognition for their efforts (SC)

Two employees of Aiken County’s Emergency Medical Services Department are among the Palmetto State’s finest.

Shona Rich was honored as the South Carolina Emergency Medical Technician of the Year last month during the 2021 South Carolina Emergency Care Symposium at Myrtle Beach. Awards also were given out in other categories such as Paramedic of the Year and EMS Telecommunicator of the Year… READ MORE