Missouri APCO is proud to once again host the Christmas in July Chapter Engagement Project!
Get competitive and duke it out with centers across the state for fame, glory… and some free food! All you have to do is do some good in your own community by collecting much needed goods for a local charity/organization!
This program runs from July 1 through July 31, 2022. Learn more at moapco.org/contest
The Missouri Chapter of APCO is proud to offer scholarships to attend the Missouri Public Safety Communications Conference.
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (MOAPCO) is pleased to recognize Communications Chief Laura Shaffer and Communications Officers Morgan Hines of the Bollinger County Sheriff’s Office as Missouri Teammates in Action! At approximately 1:30 p.m. on January 13, 2022, Bollinger County 9-1-1 received a call from a man in
Join us for our annual Summer Summit! A day of training and our summer membership meeting taking place June 3rd 2022 at Sikeson Department of Public Safety. Free food and a chance at winning a door prize for those who attend in person!
Welcome to our latest newsletter! April marks a change in the seasons and warmer weather (most of the time). We know this can mean busier times ahead for your agencies.
In this issue, you’ll find a message from the President in recognition of NPSTW, what we learned from round table activities at the MPSCC, More Teammates in Action, and information on cyber security!
The second full week of each April is designated as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week and the Missouri APCO Board has a special message for you!
Missouri HB 1676, if passed, will add the term “Telecommunicator First Responder” to the list of recognized first responders in the state of Missouri. On March 29, 2022, MOAPCO Vice President JR Webb along with other representatives from the emergency communications profession travelled to the State Capital to testify before the House Committee on Public Safety.
The Missouri Chapter of the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (MOAPCO) is pleased to recognize Communications Officer Kelsie Mays of Kennett 9-1-1 as Missouri Teammates in Action! Kennett 911 Communications Officer Kelsie Mays took a call from a mother who was worried about the well-being of her daughter. The daughter came into the police
Missouri APCO’s Young Professional Committee is hosting their first-ever service project to benefit Harmony House, an organization that benefits survivors of Domestic Violence.
Critical incidents are common but critical incidents that involved the injury of someone you work with are less common. The Missouri Chapter of APCO is pleased to recognize this team from the Missouri State Highway Patrol – Troop D as Teammates in Action following the injury sustained by an officers who was shot in the line of duty and the manhunt that followed.
