Sarpy County honors 911 dispatchers for lifesaving emergency communication efforts

Sarpy County officials have recognized the vital role of public safety telecommunicators in a recent government meeting, highlighting their essential contributions to emergency response efforts. The resolution emphasized that these dispatchers serve as the first lifeline for residents facing emergencies, showcasing their ability to quickly assess situations, prioritize calls, and deploy necessary resources.

The Sarpy County Emergency Communication Team handles an impressive average of 4,997 emergency calls and 6,624 non-emergency calls each month. Their readiness to assist 24/7, 365 days a year, ensures that residents can connect with law enforcement, fire, and medical personnel at a moment's notice. Dispatchers are not only trained to relay critical incident details but also provide life-saving instructions, such as CPR and childbirth assistance, over the phone.

The meeting underscored the exceptional composure, decisiveness, and compassion exhibited by Sarpy County's 911 dispatchers. Their dedication is recognized as indispensable to the fabric of public safety, reinforcing the importance of their work in promoting the safety of first responders and the community at large.

As Sarpy County continues to support its emergency communication team, the community can expect ongoing improvements in public safety services, ensuring that help is always just a call away.