Public Safety Telecommunicators are often the first line to help those in need. This Teammate in Action highlights the life saving actions that are taken, even when the emergency is in the 9-1-1 center!
Public Safety Telecommunicators are there to answer calls for help during desperate hours. This nomination reflects the positive outcome of that interaction!
CTO Knudsen and Dispatcher Whittington are the perfect examples of why public safety communications professionals are known as coordinators of chaos!
Following an early-January snow storm, these Communications Professionals and road crew jumped into action to assist the frantic mother of a three-year-old having a seizure.
This Teammate in Action recognition stems from a medical call impacting one of their co-workers.
The Missouri Chapter of APCO
The Missouri Chapter is pleased to recognize two members of the Benton County Central Dispatch team who’s life saving actions played critical roles in the outcomes of the call.
Missouri APCO recognizes the teamwork in the face of a traumatic call during this Teammates in Action recognition.
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
