It’s never a dull moment in the communications center and you know it’s going to be an interesting day when you start your shift with a structure fire with exploding propane tanks… add to it an officer collapsing and you have the making of a chaotic scene That is exactly what happened in the latest nomination for Missouri Teammates in Action!
Our second issue of the Missouri APCO newsletter is now available for your viewing pleasure! This newsletter is full of information from all over the state!
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (MOAPCO) is pleased to recognize Communications Operator III Justin Davis, Communications Operator III Doug Hager, Communications Operator Trainee Krysten Keeney, Communications Operator III Patricia Limbaugh and Communications Operator III Betty Rodgers of the Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop E as Missouri Teammates in
On December 1, 2021, several bills were pre-filed that if passed will have direct impact on public safety communications staff.
The APCO International Program scholarship program is now open! Funds from these scholarships can be utilized to attend Registered-Public Safety Leader (RPL), Certified Public Safety Executive Program (CPE) or other continuing education courses.
Just in time for National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week 2022, Missouri APCO is excited to announce our newest chapter engagement contest – a T-Shirt design contest!
Everyday emergency communications professionals answer the call for help. Missouri APCO is pleased to recognize Springfield-Greene County 9-1-1 Lead Telecommunicator Summer Onyeukwu for her action during a hostage situation.
This center’s quick identification of a problem and their quick action leads to early identification of a city-wide cyber attack.
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is saddened to announce the sudden passing of Matthew Knight, Commercial Advisor on the Missouri APCO Board.
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials is pleased to recognize Telecommunicators Marleen Maupin and Chris Sharp of Springfield-Greene County 9-1-1 for their role in saving the life of a citizen stuck in a burning home.
