The Cobb County Department of Emergency Communications and the Cobb County Information Services Department is proud to announce that Systems Administrator Vaughan Nasse is the recipient of the prestigious 2023 Information Technologist of the Year presented by the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) International.
LAFAYETTE, La. — A house fire erupted last Wednesday on Gerald Drive.
According to the Lafayette Fire Department, one of the house owners had escaped the burning house but returned to save the family’s 3 pets.
FORESTVILLE – A Door County 911 dispatcher took a devastating call the morning of June 9 − from her son, reporting that the family’s house was on fire.
The Waterville Police Department expects to again dispatch emergency 911 calls for a broader region after the Maine Senate voted unanimously Monday to pass a bill to create another public safety answering point, or PSAP.
One year ago, the streets in Red Lodge looked a lot different. As water rushed through the town, citizens frantically called for help. Now, one of those dispatchers is reflecting on the chaos that happened in Carbon County.
FCC commissioners today voted unanimously to support a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) that would require all telecom service providers to deliver 911 calls in an IP format and would make those providers responsible for absorbing costs associated with doing so if no state or local funding alternative exists.
