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Beatty named 911 Dispatcher of the Year (OH)

MOUNT VERNON — During a week that is dubbed National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and at a time of the global pandemic, it’s fitting the 2019 Dispatcher of the Year is a Knox County 911 team member who serves on the Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Team....

Fort Smith fires 911 dispatcher (AR)

FORT SMITH -- After an allegation of offensive and inappropriate language and an internal investigation, a 911 dispatcher with the Fort Smith Police Department has been terminated effective Friday...

Radio communications for responders get a big boost (OR)

Seaside made a big advance to improving radio communications for first responders. The City Council approved $135,000 for the purchase and implementation of a new simulcast radio system on Monday. A double layer of coverage in a number of places should “greatly...

Our first, first responders are amazing (WA)

Before you see the lights or hear the sirens of your first responders, you most likely have already interacted with the first first-responders. Each time the residents of Walla Walla County call the 911 center (which, by the way, was over 85,000 times in 2019), the...

Putnam County celebrates 911 dispatchers (TN)

This week is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, and it’s a good time to thank your local dispatchers.The Putnam County 911 Center has 12 full-time dispatchers, said Putnam County 911 Assistant Director Brandon Smith.“We have 20 employees total, including...

Honoring the unseen first responders (NH)

CONCORD, N.H. — The week of April 12-18 is National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, a time to honor those first responders that are rarely seen by the public. "We're the voice, first responder voice that you'll never see," New Hampshire State Police...

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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