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911 dispatcher suspended for social media posts (FL)

A Combined Communications Center worker must serve a 60-hour suspension for social media comments deemed unbecoming of a sheriff's office employee. An Alachua County 911 dispatcher was suspended for 60 hours without pay Wednesday by Sheriff Sadie Darnell for comments...

Portland honors county emergency dispatchers (TN)

Sumner County recently celebrated National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, an event originally scheduled for April that was postponed because of COVID-19. The county’s 911 dispatachers are located at the Sumner County Emergency Communications Center (SCECC),...

Daughter gives father final 10-7 of his career (KS)

An Emporia father daughter team splits up as he retires. The Lyon County Emergency Communications Center says for the past 4 years Madison Dragonas and her father Sgt. DJ Dragonas had the privilege of working together to serve the Emporia community. Sgt. Dragonas...

Madison County 911 moving ahead with updates (IL)

WOOD RIVER — Madison County 911 is moving ahead with equipment updates for its call centers despite the lack of an approved consolidation plan. Director Dana Burris told members of the Emergency Telephone System Board of the plans at its monthly meeting Wednesday. She...

NENA NG9-1-1 Data Flow Information Document Available for Public Review & Comment

51 minutes ago   (0 Comments)Posted by: Chris NussmanIn the evolving environment of Next Generation 9-1-1, the data received will change and come from different sources. This document seeks to inform on E9-1-1 and NG9-1-1 data flow issues and identify at least a few transition issues for additional consideration.
Members of the authoring Working Group can download the document and submit comments by going here and then selecting “Add a Comment” from the “Edit” icon.
All others may download the document and submit comments by going here and then selecting “Add a Comment” from the “Document Actions” icon.
Please complete all requested data and “Save,” or, if submitting multiple comments, select “Save and Add Another.”
If submitting a substantial number of substantive comments and/or edits, commenters may add a single comment in NWS Comment Manager and attach an edited version of the document containing tracked changes. To do this, scroll down to “Add Supporting File” on the comment page and select the file you have edited.
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All comments are due by August 7. You may contact the NENA Committee Resource Manager with any questions or concerns.

9-1-1 working group appointed (AK)

Eleven people representing rural and urban emergency entities, and the Alaska Legislature have been appointed to a working group to make recommendations on a proposal to centralize the state’s 9-1-1 response center. The 9-1-1 and Dispatch Consolidation Working Group...

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the ROCCC (MA)

After months of construction and even more months of planning, the new Regional Old Colony Communications Center opened its doors on June 10. The expanded center, paid for with state grants, will provide 911 dispatch services for Dubxury, Halifax, Plympton, Rochester...

Upcoming Webinar

4.9 GHz Band: Review of the FCC Order

On October 22, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) released its Eighth Report and Order (Eighth R&O) regarding utilization of the 4940-4990 MHz (4.9 GHz) band that protects incumbent users as requested by us, the Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA). This Eighth R&O addresses a number of issues related to the use of this band by public safety. Please join us for a briefing on this order and how it impacts public safety.

This presentation will be led by Chief Jeff Johnson (ret) and Attorney Jason Karp, one of the nation’s leading experts in public safety spectrum regulations.


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