A former 911 dispatcher with a volunteer fire department in Ohio has allegedly admitted to starting at least 24 fires in the area because he wanted to keep his co-workers busy.
INDIANAPOLIS — Around noon Saturday, 13 callers were in the queue at the Marion County 911 Communication Center.
The wait time for an operator was nearly 19 minutes.
Arlington’s Emergency Communications Center is getting a makeover. New RapidDeploy technology will allow more data sharing and integrate mapping in an effort to better locate the person calling 911.
TULSA, Okla. — As several recruits graduated from the Tulsa Police Department’s Public Safety Communications program, one recruit had a touching reunion with an officer who had helped her several years before.
The Sheriff’s Office and Office of Emergency Management worked together to make the necessary changes.
