HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Julio Ariciaga is among the first people Houstonians talk to when they call 911 for an emergency.
For nearly two years, he’s worked as a call taker at the Houston Emergency Center. He said during a typical busy shift, he answers more than 100 calls a day. After each call, he said he’s automatically put through to the next 911 caller waiting to speak with an emergency responder.
On May 12, Gov. Andy Beshear and the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) announced that 24 dispatchers from across the state graduated from the Public Safety Dispatch Academy and are now ready to begin answering the call to provide assistance and assurance to both citizens and law enforcement officers of the commonwealth.
City of Davis may make big changes among dispatchers
DAVIS — A big change could be coming to 911 calls in Davis.For the first time, dispatchers on those calls could be allowed to give medical advice to callers in distress.
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