Missouri APCO recognizes two emergency communicators from Cass County as Teammates in Action for their quick response and action that resulted in the apprehension of a shooting suspect.
Missouri APCO’s First Newsletter is here! In this issue, you’ll find a Presidential Update, a board spotlight, information on MOAPCO’s Young Professional’s Committee, POWER UP, celebrating retirements, Teammates in Action recognitions and more!
Missouri APCO recognizes two members of the Dade County Emergency Services/9-1-1 as Missouri Teammates in Action following their actions during an unusual fatality crash in September.
You’re Invited! https://youtu.be/3Ii8mDRhMGQ You’re invited to attend the Fall Membership Meeting held in conjunction with the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference (MPSCC). Join Missouri APCO and Missouri NENA Chapter Officers as we discuss items impacting our chapters and our members as well as issues impacting emergency communications in Missouri and around the nation! Add to
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is pleased to recognize public safety professionals from Cass County as Missouri Teammates in Action for their roles in an overnight water rescue in May 2021.
On August 11, 2021, the Missouri Chapter of APCO wrote letters to all ten of Missouri’s congressional delegation urging them to or thanking them for their support of the 911 SAVES Act. Read a draft of that letter.
Ever wanted to go to the MPSCC but did not have the funding to be able to do so? Good news! The Missouri Chapter of APCO is committed to building future leaders within our profession and the association. To further these goals, the Missouri Chapter is excited to announce the the MPSCC Scholarship!
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is excited to announce the creation of a new special committee aimed at developing young professionals across the state.
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials is proud to recognize emergency communications professionals and field responders from the Harrison County Law Enforcement Center, Cameron Police Department and the Missouri State Highway Patrol – Troop H as Missouri Teammates in Action! On Friday, April 16, 2021, at approximately 3:27 a.m., the
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.
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is excited to announce three members who’s service and dedication have led to their recognition as Chapter Life Members.
