Welcome to Missouri APCO!
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WHAT IS APCO?
APCO is an acronym that stands for the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials. The Missouri Chapter of this association is proud to represent the men and women who serve every day to keep our communities safe. Our membership is comprised of frontline telecommunicators – those that answer the 9-1-1 call and dispatch emergency responders, line supervisors, managers, directors, the technical geniuses that keep our emergency equipment prepared for your call, commercial partners and more!
CHAPTER NEWS
Missouri APCO Scholarships Now Available!
The Matthew Knight Memorial Scholarship applications are available for the Spring 2024 MPSCC.
2025-2027 Declaration of Candidacy Process Now Open!
Interested in serving on the MOAPCO Board? The Declaration of Candidacy Process is now open!
Meeting Agenda – October 16, 2024
The official agenda of the combined associations meeting consisting of Missouri APCO, Missouri NENA and the Missouri 911 Director’s Association taking place on October 15, 2024.
Our chapter
Missouri APCO received its charter on August 15, 1955 – we’ve been around for over 50 years! Our chapter is comprised of all levels of emergency communications personnel and is duly represented by elected leadership from within the field and state! We work hard to represent the needs of our membership and the industry as a whole. In 2018, after years of working with legislative leaders and the leaders of the Missouri Chapter of NENA and the Missouri 9-1-1 Director’s Association, new legislation was signed that allowed better 9-1-1 funds in Missouri.
representing
Missouri Public-Safety Communications Professionals
DEVELOPING TODAY'S HEROES
PREPARING TOMORROW'S LEADERS
MISSOURI PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PARTNERSHIP
Did you know that Missouri Law requires emergency communications professionals to meet a set of training standards in order to be in compliance? No matter the discipline – Emergency Medical, Fire, or Law Enforcement, all emergency communications professionals must currently obtain 24 hours of industry-related continuing education every three-year counting period.
We know that not every center has the funds for in-house training, that is why Missouri APCO, the Missouri State Highway Patrol and numerous agencies around the state are proud to partner together to provide instructors and quality and timely no-to-low cost training to the amazing telecommunications in Missouri through the Missouri Professional Training Partnership!