July 16 – Register on the training page https://moapco.org/training/ St Louis County Office of Emergency Management/St Louis County Police Department1150 Hanna Rd, Ballwin MO 63021 0900-1100 – Training 1100-1230 – Chapter Meeting 1300-1700 – Training If you can’t make it to us – we’re coming to you VIRTUALLY! Register below to attend the training and
DATE: Thursday, May 27th 2021WHEN: 8am-5pm MST/9am-5pm CSTZoom link will be provided the day before the training. For registration please visit https://frdat.niagara.edu/ This program is developed strictly for 9-1-1 personnel as a one day training to introduce disability awareness. Content includes, but is not limited to, speech disabilities, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Relay Services,
Course # 187058 January 11-13, 2021 0800-1700 Daily Buffalo City Fire and Rescue, 215 E. Benton St, Buffalo, MO 65622 Registration: https://prioritydispatch.net Any questions concerning registration contact Sabrina Stenholm Toll Free: 1.800-363-9127 course.coordinator@prioritydispatch.net For Law enforcement dispatchers, calltakers, EPD supervisors, and QA/QI personnel Benefits of the EPD Course Improve quality of service to caller Correctly
DATE: December 8, 9, 10, 15,& 16, 2020 WHEN: 9am-12:00pm MST/10am-1pm CST all days This program is developed strictly for 9-1-1 personnel with the intent to TRAIN other telecommunicators. This is NOT a training session for those who do not intend to train their peers. Once trained, trainers will conduct the training and coordinate with
Members of the Missouri 911 Community, The Missouri 911 Service Board is excited to announce that there are now Text-to-911 content pages on the Missouri 911 Service Board website! There are 2 separate sections, one for citizens and consumers that will send Texts-to-911 along with a progress map of PSAPs that have implemented Text-to-911 service so far. The
Get Telecommunicators the Recognition They Deserve | APCO International For several years, APCO has sought to correct the federal classification of 9-1-1 professionals by reclassifying them as Protective Service Occupations as opposed to administrative/clerical occupations. Now, momentum is building in Congress for a simple legislative fix. APCO is seeking the assistance of its members and
