HOUSE BILL 1737 For An Act To BeEntitled “AN ACT TOAMEND ARKANSAS CODE 12-10-323 (a) RELATING TO THE AUTHORIZEDEXPENDITURES OF REVENUES OF THE 911 PUBLIC SAFETYPROGRAM; TO ADD OTHER AUTHORIZED EXPENDITURES OF REVENUESNECESSARY FOR SUPERVISORY, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND OTHER EXPENSESNECESSARY FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF COUNTY-WIDE OTHERPURPOSES.”911 PROGRAMS; AND FOR Subtitle “AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSASCODE 12-10-323 …
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Interpersonal Communications Role of The Telecommunicator The Communications Function Telephone Techniques 9-1-1 Operating Systems Hearing Impaired Callers Handling Hysterical & Suicidal Callers Basic Radio Broadcasting Techniques Law-Enforcement Terminology Fire Service Terminology EMS Terminology Emergency Call Processing Guidelines: Law Enforcement Fire EMS Haz Mat Awareness Record Keeping Systems Telecommunicator Liability Fire/EMS Scene Safety Officer Survival Simulations …
Emergency Telephone Service (911) [New] Sec. 19-5-301. Purpose Health, Public Welfare, Etc. 19-5-303 19-5-303. Definitions 19-5-305. Authorization to create emergency communicationsdistrict 19-5-307. Board of commissioners; appointment; qualifications;terms; quorum; authority 19-5-309. 911 designated primary emergency telephonenumber; secondary and non-emergency numbers; enhanced 911 service; guidelines; referenda by county electors. 19-5-311. Methods for responding to emergencycalls. 19-5-313. Emergency …
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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 63-9D-1 (1997) § 63-9D-1. Short Title Chapter 63, Article 9D NMSA 1978 may be cited as the “Enhanced 911 Act”. N.M. Stat. Ann. § 63-9D-2 (1997) § 63-9D-2. Findings and Purpose A. The legislature finds that: (1) isolated people, the elderly, the young and victims of crime are often at risk and without help; (2) children, elderly …
March NENANews – Selected Articles By S. Robert MillerChairman, Delaware Valley 9-1-1 Coalition As the deadlines approach for Phase I and Phase II implementation of FCC94-102, there is a growing debate in the board rooms of corporate America and the halls ofgovernment as to who should pay for enhanced wireless 9-1-1 services. Should …
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* PLEASE NOTE – Allow 2weeks for delivery of all videos * Don Johnson PSA Video (30 sec) $5.00 VHS $55.00 Betacam Qty: Type: VHSBETACAM (add $50) Dave Thomas PSA Video (30 and 15 sec) Available in VHS or BETA $5.00 VHS $55.00 Betacam Qty: Type: VHSBETACAM (add $50) The Art Of Public Safety Dispatching …
Responding to the need for a comprehensive publication about 9-1-1, NENA has prepared the first-ever book devoted entirely to the emergency services number. The 9-1-1 Puzzle: Putting All the Pieces Together by Sue Pivetta serves as a guide for implementation and operation of 9-1-1 systems. Public safety administrators, county officials and telephone company managers will …
Meeting Minutes – Michigan NENA July 10, 2002 CCE Central Dispatch – Petoskey, Michigan President Mike Sexton called the meeting to order at 10:05 AM at CCE Central Dispatch in Petoskey with 27 present. Members in attendance: NAME REPRESENTING NAME REPRESENTING Brianna Machuta Radio North / MSA Linda Cwiek Michigan State Police Bob …
President Mike Sexton called the meeting to order at 10:05 AM at Midland County Central Dispatch in with 13 members, 1 guest and 2 non-members present. Those in attendance: NAME REPRESENTING NAME REPRESENTING Al Kear Verizon Ty Wooten Indiana NENA Stephen Todd City of Flint Jim Fyvie Clinton County Daniel Loftus Livoinia Police Bill Charon …
Meeting Minutes – Michigan NENA February 13, 2002 Eaton County Central Dispatch, Charlotte, MI President Mike Sexton called the meeting to order at 10:10 AM at Eaton County with 18 present. Thanks to Paul Rogers for hosting. Members in attendance: NAME AGENCY NAME AGENCY Andy Goldgerger St. Joe County Marsha Bianconi Conf of …
