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Richmond’s Department of Emergency Communications and the Richmond Ambulance Authority now share an integrated computer-aided dispatch system. Read the complete news release.
Richmond one of first in nation to start using FirstNet
DEC recently began testing the new system that provides a wireless broadband network for the exclusive use of public safety officials. FirstNet has created a video featuring Richmond's use of the system, featuring some of our staff.
CO Rodney DeBerry has been named CO of the year for 2017, and ACOS Nicole Tyrell has been named Supervisor of the Year for 2017. Congratulations to both!
day operations supervisor, on his retirement after 30 years of service. His retirement plans include a thru-hike of the Appalachian trail.
New public relations committees hold first meetings
Two new committees kicked off with meetings in January: DEC's PR committee and the Capital Region Text-to-911 PR committee. The Text-to-911 committee is working on a public education campaign to inform all Capital Region residents of how and when to use text-to-911. The DEC PR committee is working on creating a positive public view of DEC. Everyone is welcome to offer ideas and suggestions!
