This Missouri Chapter of APCO is pleased to congratulate Chelsea Finn of JASCO on her successful completion of APCO’s Registered Public-Safety Leader (RPL) program! The RPL program requires a year long dedication to the course work and to a service project. Chelsea began her journey in 2022 and went through six modules of study that
The Matthew Knight Memorial Scholarship affords one public safety communications professional working the frontline to attend the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference at no cost to them or their agency.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson signs Senate Bill 24, accomplishing a large amount of MOAPCO 2023 legislative priorities.
Two teams of emergency communications professionals are recognized for their critical work when a tornado strikes in the middle of the night.
Pictured left to right: Dispatch Supervisor Beverly Ryan, Sheriff Greg Burke, South-Central Regional Ambassador Christopher Boyer, and Dispatch Trainee Matt Ford. The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (MOAPCO) is pleased to recognize Dispatch Supervisor Beverly Ryan and Dispatch Trainee Matt Ford as Missouri Teammates in Action. On the afternoon of
Packed full of spring goodness, this article celebrates NPSTW 2o23 and much more!
Pictured left to right Lori Shay, Lori Sneed and Lauren Horne The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials is pleased to recognize Supervisor Lauren Horne and Telecommunicator Lori Shay of Henry County 9-1-1 as Missouri Teammates in Action! On the morning of March 23rd, 2023, a 911 call was received from a
Each year the Chapter holds a day of training, food and our summer membership meeting. This year, this Summit is taking place in the northern Kansas City area.
We need your help! As the new term starts, we need a design for our next challenge coin!
Each day members of the public entrust 9-1-1 operators with their lives. Join us as we recognize the lifesaving efforts of two Crawford County 9-1-1 Dispatchers!
