Responder safety is the number one issue for anyone working in public safety, and it could be safe to say there is no one more aware of this than a dispatcher. Any dispatcher can tell you about the stress of having an officer in trouble, a fire fighter...
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We have added a new addition to our site: Useful Links. There is a link to the page in the menu under “Resources”. This is just a short list of the sites we use every day, and we plan on adding more in the future. If you have...
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Sometimes when you answer the phone your first reaction is "Say What?".
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There’s no hiding it: I love my job. Everyone I work with knows it, every one of my friends know it, everyone in my family knows it. To me there are not many things that I find more rewarding than going home after a busy night knowing that...
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On the lighter side of things two boys from Mayville, Wisconsin called 911 looking to speak with Santa Claus. The boys 3 and 6 years old used their fathers cell phone to try and reach St. Nick. Santa didn’t arrive at their door step, however the local police...
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Three veteran dispatchers have been fired and a fourth in training was suspended following the death of a police officer.
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This weekend nj.com, a news site covering Trenton, New Jersey compiled 911 calls, radio recordings, and non-emergency calls from an officer involved shooting. The audio provides a good cross section into the communications center during a high-stress event. First, click here head on over to nj.com to hear...
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