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!
We need your help! As the new term starts, we need a design for our next challenge coin!
The second week of each April is designated as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. From all of us at Missouri APCO, enjoy your week and thank you for being the amazing heroes who work diligently behind the scenes.
Merry Christmas from Missouri APCO! See what all has been going on in our Chapter and our State for the past quarter in this issue of the Newsletter!
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is committed to building future leaders within our profession and the Association. We’re excited to offer the MKM Scholarship to attend the Spring MPSCC in Osage Beach, Missouri!
Missouri APCO is seeking dedicated and qualified individuals to continue its legacy of being Leaders in Public Saftey Communications. Declarations of Candidacy my be received by the end of business on February 3, 2023.
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (MOAPCO) is pleased to recognize Shift Supervisor Michael Prater and Dispatchers Blake Kruse, Nichole O’Harver, Kim Hauck, Brian Smith, Matt Amos, Dylan DeClue, Tanya Moder, Allison Newton, Bailey Epple and Rebecca Presnell of Jefferson County 9-1-1 as Missouri Teammates in Action!
All submissions have been received for the 2022 Christmas in July Drive. During the motn of July, Five agencies participated encompassing two regions to collect hygiene and first aid supplies that would go back into their community.
The designation of Chapter Life Member is an honor that is bestowed to those members who have worked for the betterment of their peers and the emergency communications profession in Missouri. Nominees for the distinction must first qualify by having been a member of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO) for at least 15 years, been a member of the Missouri Chapter for at least five years and must have made three significant contributions towards meeting the needs of MOAPCO and/or APCO International.
