The annual event takes place during the second week of April
Brockville is marking National Public Safety Telecommunications Week by recognizing the critical role of emergency dispatchers, with Fire Chief Melanie Jones urging residents to understand their impact. The annual event takes place during the second week of April.
Jones gave some backstory on the initiative
She said dispatchers work to bridge the gap between the problem and the solution.
Jones also highlighted how they manage complex emergencies and keep communications running smoothly.
She stressed their essential role in coordinating emergency response and supporting first responders across the region.
Officials say the week encourages communities to recognize the dedication of telecommunications personnel and the critical service they provide to public safety every day.
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